Ahh yes…
Building upon what was already built a very, very, long time ago, I would say I would build a room in Hell.
The answer as to why Hell is perfect for reading and writing is simple. Reading and writing in Hell is better than anywhere else because your thoughts are not intruded by the sound of sweet music. Nor are they offended by peace, serenity, and love.
You see. In Hell there is no joy or happiness, there is literally nothing there which may seem to be what all writers crave, or at least, want. Those being, recognition, financial success, friends, lovers… Writers write for such pleasures. This is why the pain and sorrow of Hell force one to read nothing but the best and to write with a passion no Saint could even come close too.
Another way of looking at my choice is to state God made Hell perfect to offset Perfection.
Robin Lipinski 
I like what you wrote but for me that state of being is of peace. It is what I feel when I am walking in the garden or around my home. I walk oustide to see the moon and it is peace a warmth unlike anything else. I feel that when I paint as well. I am not happy or angry. I simly paint with no attachment to the the end result. Sometimes I come into painting with these thoughts but as I paint or walk I let go of all that isn’t me and I simply am.
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This is the only right answer.
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