Goodreads asked Suzanne Riggeal-Seidel:

How do you deal with writer’s block?

Suzanne Riggeal-Seidel When writers block happens, and it does, I found that setting the right mood puts me into a writing frenzy. Early morning hours before the sun even wakes up, I light candles and my white Christmas lights, switch on my ipod to my favorite playlist and allow the last chapters scene to run through my head like a movie. As the sun rises over the blue mountains, the darkness of night disappears, as does my writers block. If teat doesn't work, I just allow myself to let go of the problem, knowing that eventually something or someone may trigger the spark, my imagination needs.

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