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How do you deal with writer’s block?

Keith Yagerman I create a layout of the entire book before I start. Then I handwrite the entire rough draft (about 4 months work). Then I type the final draft, and make changes as needed (2 months work). With this formula, I find a good understanding of the entire story from the very start and I stick to my layout. Doing things this way prevents a lot of writers block. And I get a better product for my readers.

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Where did you get the idea for your most recent book?

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This may sound nuts, and I could be wrong. But after reading your novel, ''Braxton Rogers and the Brave New Beyond'' I think I figured out who you are. Are you J.K. Rnwling? The only reason I believe that you are, is because you're novel said there were clues to your real identity in the novel, and in the novel you mention, not only Harry Potter, but the name J.K. Rowling. Is this the clue? Are you J.K. Rowling?

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