Ask the Author: Madhusudhan R.
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Madhusudhan R.
I purely go by the way I see the character personally and how it makes me feel.
Madhusudhan R.
Working on the plot, building the characters. The news will be out soon. :)
Madhusudhan R.
I skip it. I avoid dealing with the writer's block. It usually occurs when you have no idea how to bridge the gap between two scenes. You have written scene 'A' and you know you can ace scene 'B' but the continuity, is the problem. So I write scene 'B', the continuity will come, eventually. But the key here is to keep writing.
Also, I do not write until, I feel the emotions I want the characters to feel in the scene. So don't write scene 'B' if you don't have that mental state. You know what they say, 'no tears in the writer, no tears in the reader.'
Also, I do not write until, I feel the emotions I want the characters to feel in the scene. So don't write scene 'B' if you don't have that mental state. You know what they say, 'no tears in the writer, no tears in the reader.'
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