Lucas J.W. Johnson
Lucas is a freelance writer and game designer from Vancouver, BC. He writes things. Sometimes, they're even good.
Here he blogs about writing, queer issues, geekery, music, and life.
Check out his transmedia development business at Silverstring Media.
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Tag Archives: coffee
Waves of Productivity
Yesterday, at about midnight, as I was thinking about going to bed, it suddenly occurred to me that, other than a couple of brief breaks (lunch, a run, a half-hour with my guitar) I’d been working — like, actually getting … Continue reading
Life, Musings, Writing
coffee, freelancing, Life, transmedia, work, Writing
Whatever it takes
I have written a bit before about some of the things I sometimes do in order to be more productive (finding the right environment; thinking on paper; alcohol…). Having finished school this December and without a regular job (freelancing FT(financially … Continue reading
Morning
It was a time of day when not even the gods were awake. Those that partied long into the night, like Dionysus the Changeling with his fierce drinking, or Ishtar, Mistress of Passions, had long since retired. Those that would … Continue reading
Writing Space
The space in which I write is, generally, very important. I find that under certain conditions, I just can’t produce very well — and given that what I do happens only as a result of my own self-motivation, finding ways … Continue reading
25 Things About Me
Awhile ago, a trend went around Facebook wherein people would 25 things — any 25 things — about themselves. It was a pretty popular trend, and it ended up being really interesting in that it shed some light on a … Continue reading
I Wanna Be The Very Best
For the last year and a half, I’ve worked part-time at (one of) my local Starbucks. It pays the bills while I’m trying to get my writing career off the ground, and since I’ve been there I’ve actually had a … Continue reading
Complexity
It occurs to me, as I drink my glass of wine and listen to good music, that they’re really very similar. I got into wine just this year — that is, really got into the whole wine-tasting, nuance-appreciating, elitist snob … Continue reading
