What's the Best Time to Write?

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First off, Happy New Year, if I haven't wished you that already via some outlet.  Second off, we shall expect some resolution talk on my regular blog later in the week, that may include some writing resolutions or something like that, we shall see.

Now, on to the "best time to write."  So, this is really a trick question, because I am guessing there is no "best time to write."  But for me, there is clearly a "most inspired time to write," but I don't mean a time of day.  For me, it is just the span generally from November until March that is my highest productive writing time.

November gets me started, since I originally started writing fiction in November for NaNoWriMo, and although I don't participate officially anymore, I do still feel all nostalgic and writey-writey in November and want to kick into high writing gear.

Then December and January generate that general end-of-year/beginning-of-year resolution-writing and overall overzealous behavior and optimism.  And then by March, it starts to wane unless I'm deep in a project.

So right now, I'm right in the middle of the frenzy time, and writing a little bit daily, so we will see how long it lasts this year.  Interested in hearing if anyone reading this has a "most productive time of year" or anything like that.  Let me know.