Roy Fox
Sometimes I don't. Sometimes I force myself to sit and stare at page until words come.
I'm my most inspired when I'm really into something that I am writing. The more I geek out about my work, the more I can envision it. Usually this happens when I believe in what I am writing, when I've been writing the same story daily and my brain has clicked into it being somewhat real. So that when I'm away from the story, even then, it sits in the back of my mind and throws me ideas whilst I have those moments of reflections/daydreams/boredom throughout my day. So I'll be walking in a park or laying in bed and my brain will go "here's a cool thing to add to the story" and then I'll be excited to greet the page the next day.
R.F
I'm my most inspired when I'm really into something that I am writing. The more I geek out about my work, the more I can envision it. Usually this happens when I believe in what I am writing, when I've been writing the same story daily and my brain has clicked into it being somewhat real. So that when I'm away from the story, even then, it sits in the back of my mind and throws me ideas whilst I have those moments of reflections/daydreams/boredom throughout my day. So I'll be walking in a park or laying in bed and my brain will go "here's a cool thing to add to the story" and then I'll be excited to greet the page the next day.
R.F
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