Goodreads asked T.C. Collins:

How do you deal with writer’s block?

T.C. Collins I once read that if you have writer's block that you are just bored with what you are writing, so I just start typing in babbles when that occurs. What's exciting to me at that moment.

A guy with a cute butt walking by me in the coffee shop, then turning to shoot me a great smile, and how nice it feels as a mom/woman to be noticed sometimes. Or, how anxious I am about our beach trip coming up and the super wild and crazy things the family will do/say with twenty people/children sharing only one house for the week. Or, how I day dream of being topless (no tan lines) and sunbathing on the deck of a gorgeous yacht in the Mediterranean drinking the most exquisite champagne. Then I'm inspired enough to get back on track with my novel. Maybe even using one, or all of these scenarios in the story. If you're excited about what you're writing, your readers will be too!

(Please excuse my spelling and punctuation thoughout the Q & A. I promise I used the most incredible editors for my book! Not one error there:)

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