David’s answer to “How do you deal with writer’s block?” > Likes and Comments
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I like that strategy as well. By rereading what I've written the day before, I kick start the process and seem to be able to carry on.
I don't believe in writer's block. Procrastination can keep me from writing, so I admit it and snap myself out of it. A crisis can keep me from writing--self-care is important. But it's usually something I've done wrong that I have to go back and fix that frees me to go forward. A daily word goal is how I work too.
I prefer the frontier and the author's life. Only by understanding the author can we read the book with the author's feelings.
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I like that strategy as well. By rereading what I've written the day before, I kick start the process and seem to be able to carry on.
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I don't believe in writer's block. Procrastination can keep me from writing, so I admit it and snap myself out of it. A crisis can keep me from writing--self-care is important. But it's usually something I've done wrong that I have to go back and fix that frees me to go forward. A daily word goal is how I work too.
I prefer the frontier and the author's life. Only by understanding the author can we read the book with the author's feelings.
