Posted by admin on May 22nd, 2008 in Writing
Nothing is more daunting for any
writer than having to stare at a blank sheet of paper.
When we stare at a blank sheet of
paper, we often think, “What am I going to write?”
When we stare at a blank sheet of
paper, we often think, “What am I going to write?” A few minutes
later, it becomes, “Oh my goodness, I can’t think of anything to
write!” And several minutes later, it turns into something like,
“Write, dangnabit! Write! Write! WRITE!”
Some writers call this writer’s
block. But I call it the “Writing-Muse-Needs-A-Kick” syndrome.
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7 Writing Muse Kickers to Fill Up That Blank Page
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Posted by admin on May 10th, 2008 in Writing
Writing a novel is one of the hardest tasks anyone will ever attempt. Unless you are prepared (and given some well-chosen information), it is all too easy to fail. In this article, writer, publisher and writing guru Jim Driver passes on only what the bestselling writers know.
Forget the old cliché, ‘there’s a novel inside everyone’. That might well be true, but the tricky part is getting it out and on to paper.
I think I’ve discovered the secrets of writing a novel the easy way. Read on?
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