One of the ironies of writing is that it is done, by and large, in a sitting position, devoid of movement and the kind of physical-to-mental stimulation that fosters the imagination. What if instead physical movement was incorporated into the process to trigger greater brain stimulation and creativity? Keep in mind that many famous authors (Agatha Christie, James Joyce, Richard Powers, Milton, Dostoevsky and Henry James among them) dictated their work. Your host is Mike Consol, author of “Hardwood: A Novel About College Basketball and Other Games Young Men Play,” discusses walking and talking and other forms of taking your writing on the move and boosting the associated mental activity.