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J.W. Martin
Anyone who's serious about writing will tell you he or she doesn't have time for writer's block.
You have to learn to get past it. When it hits, you sit down at the keyboard and write anyway. You have to train yourself to be able to write anytime in any situation.
You have to learn to get past it. When it hits, you sit down at the keyboard and write anyway. You have to train yourself to be able to write anytime in any situation.
J.W. Martin
Read and write.
Classes and book on the craft of writing are great, but by far the best way to learn is lots of reading and lots of writing. Keep it all, too. Years from now you'll look back on your earliest work and it will seem terrible, which is great. That means you're much better than you were.
Classes and book on the craft of writing are great, but by far the best way to learn is lots of reading and lots of writing. Keep it all, too. Years from now you'll look back on your earliest work and it will seem terrible, which is great. That means you're much better than you were.
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