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How do you deal with writer’s block?

Dai V. Ross I've had writer's block for a year now. It's best to put the story in a cupboard, and don't stress about it. Oneday your fingers will automatically re…moreI've had writer's block for a year now. It's best to put the story in a cupboard, and don't stress about it. Oneday your fingers will automatically reach for it, and there's the block gone.(less)

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What’s the best thing about being a writer?

Dai V. Ross For me, it's getting lost in my own head and seeing how the story unfolds. I'm very much a Pantser (writing by the seat of my pants), so not a lot of …moreFor me, it's getting lost in my own head and seeing how the story unfolds. I'm very much a Pantser (writing by the seat of my pants), so not a lot of planning involved.

Or, as the late Terry Pratchett always said: 'writing is the most fun you could have by yourself'(less)

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Tears of the Unicorn

it was amazing 5.00 avg rating — 2 ratings — published 2014

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A Perspective

I recently started reading Ender’s Game, and as I amble through the writer’s introduction, something he said got me thinking (strange, but true).

“..I felt a strong desire to write stories that would do for others what Asimov’s story had done for me. In other genres, that desire is usually expressed by producing thinly veiled rewrites of the great work: Tolkien’s disciples far too often si