“Time is what we want most and use worst.” — William Penn

So true, and especially for writers! We who wander around moaning how we can’t find any time to write, how life is constantly intruding on our writing time. And then who, when at last we find that precious hour, spend it checking email and shopping on the Internet. In this practical and inspiring evening, the prolific novelist Ben Winters shares some of his secrets for organizing one’s life in the service of one’s writing: How not only to “find time to write” but also how to use that time well; How to quiet the “monkey mind,” start strong, end smart, and steer through the twin traps of distraction and procrastination.