Ask the Author: T.J. Clark
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T.J. Clark
I never quite get what people mean by this. If I'm not motivated to write a particular scene, I'll jump to a part of the story that calls to me then go back to where I'd left off. If I'm stumped about a specific plot point, the best thing for me is to talk about it with someone. Free writing two of my characters discussing the situation or drawing/sketching a picture of it also helps.
If I'm short on ideas - time to get out and play, attend a lecture, go on a hike, free write "what-if" scenarios . . .
If I'm short on ideas - time to get out and play, attend a lecture, go on a hike, free write "what-if" scenarios . . .
T.J. Clark
I'm editing the sequel to my first published novel, Invaded.
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