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May I comment on writer's block? I have three books published and two partly written, I find writer's block is best let alone somewhere in the recess of your creative mind, and just forget about your book for some days. Then a nice walk with your mind given freedom to wander will somehow unlock and loosen the strings tying the knot of your writer's block. Does this sound foolish? it works for me.
Thank you John, for your comment. I do suffer from writer's block nowadays. I hope it will subside and I will get down to it again sometime. I think working on sales and all that is also a detraction for writers. No your solution does not sound foolish.
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Jun 26, 2019 04:42AM
May I comment on writer's block? I have three books published and two partly written, I find writer's block is best let alone somewhere in the recess of your creative mind, and just forget about your book for some days. Then a nice walk with your mind given freedom to wander will somehow unlock and loosen the strings tying the knot of your writer's block. Does this sound foolish? it works for me.
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Thank you John, for your comment. I do suffer from writer's block nowadays. I hope it will subside and I will get down to it again sometime. I think working on sales and all that is also a detraction for writers. No your solution does not sound foolish.
