the abyss.
a freshly fallen torrid
that stretches as far as a the eye can see.
a blank page
what do you do when the cursor
when the pen and paper
leave you snow blind?
Jun
2
2014
the abyss.
a freshly fallen torrid
that stretches as far as a the eye can see.
a blank page
what do you do when the cursor
when the pen and paper
leave you snow blind?
So much awesome.
Reblogged this on J. B. Garner – Musings of a Starving Author and commented:
Excellent stuff here for any writer. We have all fallen victim to writer’s block … don’t deny it! It’s TRUUUUUEEE!
Thanks. Some very helpful ideas here. Think I’ll take a walk and clear my head . . .
These are all great ideas. My worst block is when I am cooped up and not active enough. I need regular breaks.
My worst block is the dead end, I’ll think of this next time. I also like the graphic!
Reblogged this on Teaching Writing and commented:
I love when I find blogs posts related to writing issues. Notice the cartoon is wearing a WordPress T-shirt? 😉
I am glad to start reading and following your work thank you for the like.
Yup, that was helpful! 🙂
Reblogged this on By the Mighty Mumford and commented:
GOOD RECONOITERING!!!!
Great! I will apply some ideas 🙂
Fantastic!!!
I tend to favour alcohol and when i have had to much watching Ancient Aliens, that angers me into writing something half decent.
I don’t get writer’s block. I get quality writing block but not writer’s block. There’s always something to say, even if it’s just, “My writing isn’t flowing well today. Could be because…” That can take you out of a block very quickly.
Excellent tips and quotes in there. Very good. 🙂
Good stuff!
Reblogged this on College Ready and commented:
One writer’s thoughts on writer’s block, and an infographic from StudyMode that breaks it all down. Reblogged from Street of Dreams’ blog.