Goodreads asked Daniel Lowe:

How do you deal with writer’s block?

Daniel Lowe I don't let myself get up from the writer's chair until i've written 500 words (usually). They may not be great words, or even good ones, but the only way to break through writer's block is to set script to screen, pen to paper. Mostly, ideas about the work we might do don't emerge when we aren't practicing the craft. There may be a number of lights that guide my writing life, but often the only one that leads to production is the lantern of written language that shines when I'm working.

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