Students’ own answers, but for question 2 they might
say that of the authors whose whole days we have
enough information about, i.e. Ian Fleming, Haruki
Murakami and Bernardine Evaristo, they all seem to
have other things in their day besides work: Fleming
had a swim and a nap, and took a break from writing
between noon and 5 p.m.; Murakami seems to finish
work by 10 a.m. and then does sport, listens to music
and reads; and Evaristo takes breaks to exercise and
take a siesta, and also looks at online news in the
morning.