Sal’av (that’s Atlasian for hello), and here I have a questionnaire about my writing habits, as requested by a Christian author friend.

Being a Christian writer is a complicated journey. I’m still green around the ears, but the more I write, the more I discover about myself.

How Often Do You Write? When? Where?

I typically write throughout the year, even on holidays. I prefer to write around midday or early evening, rarely in the mornings. On busy workdays, I spend about an hour writing, but on my days off, I can write for up to three or four hours.

Do You Take Long Breaks?

Taking breaks to rest and recharge is essential when it comes to writing. It’s important to give myself time to relax and engage in activities like sketching, hiking, and meditation. By doing so, I can prevent burnout and ensure that my creative abilities stay sharp.

Music? Tea? Coffee?

I usually play music radios like this depending on my mood, or if a certain track fits a scene I’m writing. Usually, it’s epic orchestra. Sometimes I drink tea, but never coffee.

Favorite Scenes to Write?

I like action-adventure, some romance, and mysterious lore scenes. Anything that provokes deep thought or excitement. Even horror can be great for my writing juices.

Favorite Characters to Write?

I like to write heroes more than villains. Especially scenes that involve legendary weapons with flashy designs. The Hero’s Journey fascinates me.

Poetry or Stories?

I like both. Stories are deeper, but poetry can be a nice insert into a story too. Weaving both together is a beautiful process

Where Do You See Yourself As A Writer Ten Years From Now?

I’ll have a few books published and a small to moderate following. I have no plans on being someone famous. Writing, to me, is more a fun and creative process, not a mechanical job-like grind for profit or fame.

How about you, dear reader? Are you a writer, and what are your habits, quirks, and preferences?

Thanks for reading! 

Bonus! See the menus below for some of my favorite books and tracks to write with!