The Writers Junction

This place beats all. Best vibe, best atmosphere, and multiple different rooms so you really can pick and choose what works for you. Way more comfortable than other places on the westside. Reminds one of Insomnia on the Eastside (those who know and love it would love this place). Expensive? No more than others. Worth it. Yes. I finished a feature in two weeks just before Christmas, and I am convinced that it is largely as the result of this place. WJ ROCKS.

Perfect place to work. Without a doubt.

Great place. More down to earth than other similar work spaces. Priced right and with just enough features (WiFi, printing, copying, kitchen). Great atmosphere! It feels like a real community. Wish I had discovered it years ago.

Until I found the WJ I worked at various and sundry coffeehouses and cafes and yes, even Starbucks. I just can’t work at home. The Writers Junction has increased my productivity tenfold (or somethingfold). I also had a book launch there. Eileen is the muse of the place, a calm, encouraging presence. This place has everything you could want. Just enough socializing (in the kitchen, usually at lunchtime) but mostly everyone respects each other’s need for concentration. I don’t feel as alone even though I keep to myself. It’s a supportive environment, not competitive. Writers writing on all sorts of subjects in all sorts of media. The BEST!

The Writers Junction is a home away from home for writers who are looking to work in an environment that’s warm, friendly, and quiet. The atmosphere is social in the central room while there are plenty of silent rooms on hand for those who like to write in complete silence. There are 7 rooms with different types of environments available so every type of worker has his or her place. Plus, there are 15 available parking spots that are free to members. There is also a kitchen stocked with tea and coffee. There is no better place for a writer to work in Los Angeles and I absolutely love coming here.

Just a little update. 6 free parking spots? Nix that. 15! FIFTEEN! Eileen has done a fantastic job creating a true writer’s enclave! (and obviously you can’t do that without ample parking…)

They have gyms for people who work out, coffee shops for people who read and suck down caffine… and now they have The Writers Junction for people who write.
The only place of its kind in a city of countless scribes.
My writers group met here as one of our members is a member there. As a member you can bring in guests periodically.
There is plenty of space and comfortable couches and chairs. If you can afford it and live on the westside it is worth checking out. I imagine you could deduct it for business purposes.
They have part time plans starting at $ 89 and full time plans at $ 125.
What you get:
–free wi fi
–unlimited access to printer/​copier
–boardrooms for collabortion
–access to kitchen
–open 24 hours a day