Thread: I used to think writer's block was a myth
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Old 07-25-2010, 03:26 PM   #13
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Originally Posted by mjhudston View Post
But apparently not. I'm trying to write my second short story and for the past 18 months, nothing. I know I gave a full time job to hold down and pay the bills, but I used to do a chapter a month.

Anyone any ideas as to a remedy?
Write something about a writer with writer's block. Or write something about the people at work. Or something else.

Writer's block is a myth. Writing comes when writing wants to come, you can't force it to a timetable or schedule.
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