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Old 09-21-2011, 02:53 PM   #48
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Originally Posted by mjhudston View Post
Well what do I say. Its got to be three years since I touched my latest story and still its not gone anywhere.

Head! say hello to brick wall!

...going back to the first reply to this thread:

JUST WRITE.


Turn off your inner editor and just put words on the page (or the screen). Take a notebook and your ipod to a local coffee shop or a library. Take your laptop to the park.

Just write. Stop worrying about how good or bad it might be; you can always fix it later. Just push onward.

Reassess what you wrote before--did you write yourself into a corner? Either write your way out of it or trash the corner and go in a different direction.

And monkeys. Add monkeys, they always help. Even when they're typing the works of Shakespeare on a thousand typewriters.

All kidding aside...try the change of scenery and if you write on the computer, try writing longhand instead (and vice versa). Above all, just write. Because it's what a writer does.
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