The train isn't just good for affordable, comfortable travel; it's also a convenient mobile writing spot with a dose of scenic inspiration. This week we look at writing aboard an Amtrak train departing from Moynihan Train Hall. Hello, refreshed readers and writers. I've been expecting you. Welcome back from winter break! I hope the spring semester is treating you well so far. But if it's not, don't be disheartened, there's still plenty of time to turn it around. For the time being, you can rely on Writes & Bites for your writing spot recommendations in New York City with a side of helpful writing advice. Some of you most likely took an Amtrak train home for break, and if you're lucky to live in neighboring states, you might even take the train home on weekends. The train isn't just good for affordable, comfortable travel; it's also a convenient mobile writing spot with a dose of scenic inspiration. Something you writers should take full advantage of. If you're taking an Amtrak train from New York City, you'll be departing from Moynihan Train Hall at Penn Station — the home of Amtrak and the Long Island Rail Road since 2021. Moynihan is easily accessible via the A/C/1/2/3; these subway lines connect directly to the train hall without you ever needing to step outside. Just follow the appropriate signs. Amtrak recommends travelers arrive one hour before their departure time, but 30 minutes is probably fine for a pro. However, a full hour gives you time to partake in all that Moynihan has to offer. The main concourse level consists of a large atrium with a gridded glass ceiling and a hanging gray clock. Large track markers (7-16) and descending escalators break up the space. Moynihan has great signage with arrows directing you to wherever and whatever you need. There […]
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