Ask the Author: Dana Hutton
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Dana Hutton
The answers depends on why your write. If you write because it makes your heart sing and flows out of you like some kind of divine breath...then the answer is clear. If someone writes just to make money (amazingly that does exist and there are a few books out on how to become a wealthy, self-published author) then I really can't say.
Anytime you do what you love, the act is its own reward.
Anytime you do what you love, the act is its own reward.
Dana Hutton
In my experience, the key to removing writer's block is non-resistance. That which we resist persist. Writer's block is a sign that our lower mind is getting in the way of intuition, flow and insight. The flow is always there, it's ever present. We just have to get out of our own way.
Writer's block is a great opportunity to do something else; painting, sport, music, dance or just watching the grass grow.
Writer's block is a great opportunity to do something else; painting, sport, music, dance or just watching the grass grow.
Dana Hutton
It would without a doubt be Valinor of Tolkien's The Silmarillion. I'd travel through the entire realm and learn all that I could from the Elves.
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