Stuart’s answer to “How do you deal with writer’s block?” > Likes and Comments
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I love your approach to writer’s block sometimes stepping away is the best thing you can do. Taking a break with exercise or a movie really helps to reset the mind. I’ve found that a good challenge like Sudoku or even a walk can clear up the fog. And when that spark of inspiration hits, it's always worth diving back in!
Now, ten-plus years later—with the clock of life ticking—I write every day. New material. Edited old material. Forward progress either way. As I now work on working the launch of “Baker Vaughan,” I'm also getting the manuscript for my next book, [a dog book book], ready for the developmental edit by Kirkus.
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I love your approach to writer’s block sometimes stepping away is the best thing you can do. Taking a break with exercise or a movie really helps to reset the mind. I’ve found that a good challenge like Sudoku or even a walk can clear up the fog. And when that spark of inspiration hits, it's always worth diving back in!
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Now, ten-plus years later—with the clock of life ticking—I write every day. New material. Edited old material. Forward progress either way. As I now work on working the launch of “Baker Vaughan,” I'm also getting the manuscript for my next book, [a dog book book], ready for the developmental edit by Kirkus.