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How do you deal with writer’s block?

Steven Partridge Writer's block is really challenging. I find that by cultivating a writing routine, I have been able to train my brain to "activate writer mode." I do…moreWriter's block is really challenging. I find that by cultivating a writing routine, I have been able to train my brain to "activate writer mode." I do the following:

-Firstly, I always write in the same space, which I have designated as my own. I keep it clean and organized, and I surround myself with nerdly things I love, including a few books for helpful "distraction breaks."

-I have a "do not disturb" code for my door, so my housemates can respect my process and not disturb me.

-Wearing comfortable clothing is essential.

-Music is a must. Whatever mood I'm writing a scene for, I play music that matches the atmosphere.

-I make sure to have a beverage and a (healthy) snack handy. Celery and peanut butter is a staple for me.

While I could continue my list, I'm sure you get the gist (rhyme unintentional, there). Find something that works for you. Figure out what routines help you to "get in the zone."(less)

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What’s the best thing about being a writer?

Steven Partridge For me, it's all about storytelling and self-expression! I love communicating my own thoughts and processing through issues in the realm of fiction. F…moreFor me, it's all about storytelling and self-expression! I love communicating my own thoughts and processing through issues in the realm of fiction. Fiction creates a safe space for authors and readers alike to explore themes of identity, politics, philosophy, and beyond. Stories help us to understand ourselves and others better, because stories help us to understand the nature of humanity and experience (when written well).(less)

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