- Get ideas (by reading really good books that will help you find your own voice in writing.)
- Perhaps introduce a new character (who's deep and mysterious and will cause a stir)
- Have something dramatic/tragic/exciting/horrifying happen
- Talk to other people who take an interest in your writing (see if they have any ideas)
- Write what makes you happy (if you are not interested in what you're writing then it will seem more like work than anything enjoyable!)
- And (when all else fails) you need to know when it's time to give up and move on :( (Sad but true)
My Journey to Becoming a Published Author ~ This blog is dedicated to teen writers trying to get published, as well as my own jouney, and the challenges I face along the way. Here you will find tips for writing, sneak-peeks of my own work, and a way to communicate with others about their experiences and difficulties. Support and constructive criticism are always welcome.
Tuesday, September 7, 2010
Several Solutions For Writer's Block
As those of you who have read my early comments may know: I have had a previous issue with Writer's Block. Well, since then, you'd be surprised at how many people (outside of blogging included) have asked me about specific ways to banish the curse of Writer's Block. So, I thought I would make up a quick list of different things you might want to consider:
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