Tag: Writing

What to write

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When you’re drawing a blank where do you start.

So what do you do when you plot bunnies stop hoping? What do you do when inspiration is shot? When nothing flows? Do you give up and sulk or cry? Do you yell and scream? Do you rage quit?

Nope you ask questions, of yourself and others. Read some books you enjoy by authors you like. You need to look for inspiration, hunt it down. Listening to music, watching TV or movies, playing games (on whatever platform you enjoy).

Take time to breathe, be kind to yourself. Some days you’ll be inundated with words, sentences, paragraphs. With characters, scenes and scenarios. Others you’ll. Be stumped for one word let alone anything else.

It’s kinda like painting or drawing the hardest part is looking at the blank page. How do you start, how to you continue. I find Pinterest is a great source of ideas. Story ideas, dialog ideas, whatever you need for inspiration.

So that’s my ramble for this post.

Hugs and love to you all

Tash

When to write

Natasha Rose1 Comment

How to break a writer’s block?

I have no idea what to write, i’m not sure what i want to express. Sometimes the words just flow but days like today i’ve got nothing. I hate writer’s blocks. I’ve been having a block for years, havnt been able to write anything solid or even half decent for the last few years.

I’m hopeing if i just force myself to write everyday i will break this block. I’m also hopeing that getting back into writing like i used too it will help my anxiety. I know that writing a journal entry everyday or every other day has been helping somewhat.

I keep wondering if i should start working on some books i’ve had in mind for a while. I have had some plot bunnies running around, but they disappear before i’ve had a chance to write them down, or i do the old self lie. ‘I don’t need to write it down, i’ll remember’. Lol, i really need to stop doing that.

Wow i’m really good a rambling when i get started huh?

Anyway hugs and love to you all

Bye bye, Tash