Tag writer’s block

What To Do When You Hit Wall With Your Writing

It’s probably a matter of when not if you get stuck with your writing. No matter how well planned your plot, or brilliantly defined your characters, you’re almost guaranteed to hit a wall. These are temporary bumps, less alll-consuming than… Continue Reading →

5 Ways To Find Writing Inspiration – Without Leaving Home

Writers need inspiration. Sometimes we get flashes from no-where. But often it’s the places we go, the people we meet and the things we experience that provide the exciting idea. Unfortunately short days, longs nights and cold, wet weather don’t… Continue Reading →

How to “Hack” Your Brain into Writing Mode

Sometimes it seems impossible to start writing. Your brain is too stuffed with thoughts about work, family, money, health – it feels like there’s no way to get into writing gear. If you’re struggling with this, why not try “hacking”… Continue Reading →

A Simple Fix For Writer’s Block

We all struggle with writer’s block from time to time. There are a few ways you can try to solve it, but the easiest and simplest way? Move. There are a couple of ways you can do this Move yourself… Continue Reading →

My Brain and I have Words

Me: Okay, work is over, washing up is done, laundry in on, dinner has been eaten, TV is off, headphones are on, inspiring music is playing – brain, let’s write. Brain: …. Me: Oh come on. I’ve only got a… Continue Reading →

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