Where Writers Sleep – Henry David Thoreau
Henry David Thoreau furnished his home with only the necessary basics - a bed, a table, a desk, and three chairs. To find out more about Henry David Thoreau, click here Source for Image
Where Writers Sleep – Emily Dickinson
Emily Dickinson's writing was done at a small writing table in her bedroom. Source for Image
Where Writers Sleep – Sylvia Plath
Sylvia Plath stayed at the Barbizon Hotel for Women for several months. This image is taken from an advertisement for the hotel and suggests what Plath's room may have looked like at that time. (Source for Image) Find out more about the author here
Where Writers Sleep – Ernest Hemingway
Ernest Hemingway's bedroom at his Key West home. Read more about Ernest Hemingway Source for Image ~~~~~
Where Writers Sleep – Truman Capote
Truman Capote's bedroom at his Hamptons beach house. Source for Image
Where Writers Sleep – Virginia Woolf
Virginia Woolf's bedroom at Monk's House in East Sussex Learn more about Virginia Woolf, born 25 January 1882, died 28 March 1941 Source for Image ~~~~~ Writers Write - Write to communicate
Where Writers Write – Frances Spalding
'But what I gained with this house was an enormous desk. It is an artist's working bench, with slots on one side where canvases can be stored. In Vellacott's day it was thick with oil paint and the grime of charcoal. Without my asking, the…
Where Writers Write – Colm Tóibín
The room is like a cave, and has books I love in it. The main door was closed up and a smaller opening was made under the stairs. (I went away while all this was happening.) The furniture is locked in, and part of me…
Where Writers Write – Hilary Mantel
'I write in the main room of our flat, at the top of a former Victorian asylum in Surrey. My desk was made in Norfolk in serviceable pine. It is arranged in layers, as a working model of my mind. The surface is dull, plain…
Where Writers Write – The Brontë Sisters
This room at Haworth Parsonage, known as the dining room, the drawing room or the parlour, is where the Brontë sisters used to write and discuss their work with each other. The three famous sisters are: Charlotte Brontë Emily Brontë Anne Brontë Source for image