Jean Fischer, at the Walrus and the Carpenter, uses writer quotes and her own applications to demolish writer's block.Do you have a favorite method to destroy writer's block? Please share.
Camy Tang, at Story Sensei, gives us tips on selecting an agent.
Have a GREAT weekend!
Oooh, good links. Thanks! If I feel stuck on my writing, I usually read over what I've already written and force myself to move on, even if it's a scene I end up deleting. It gets me back into the groove and I can usually go on from there :) Have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteYou always share such good stuff! Thanks so much! :)
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Karen
I have three as a matter of fact. One is to pose a delimma to Blogdom and ask for their help. Then check the comments to see what solutions they have proferred.
ReplyDeleteI did not know you were a poet as well as everything else. Thanks for sharing with us. My poetry skills are still in their infancy. Thanks for the inspiration. There is so much creativity her in Blogdom and I appreciate the help and support I receive here.
Stephen Tremp
Hi Cindy -
ReplyDeleteGreat tip! I'll have to try that one next time I have a problem.
Blessings,
Susan :)
Hi Karen -
ReplyDeleteThanks! I sure try to find things that will interest all of you. :)
Blessings,
Susan
Hi Stephen -
ReplyDeleteYes, I've seen your posts requesting assistance. Brainstorming is a great way to get ideas.
I've dabbled in poetry, but I'd hardly call myself a poet. The whole technical thing with poetry leaves me scratching my head. Occasionally, I'll write something from the heart, most often during stressful times.
Blessings,
Susan :)
I pray, cry, read blogs, pray some more, and ask for help from friends.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the links!
Jen
Gosh, Susan, I don't usually have a problem with writer's block. Usually I just write on what's happening in my own life, from day to day...things I'm doing, seeing, planning, etc.
ReplyDeleteJust wish there were more hours in the day to write even more!
I do want to thank you for always visiting my blog and commenting. I appreciate your visits so much. Sincerely, Susan
Hi Jen -
ReplyDeletePrayer is at the top of my list, too.
Blessings,
Susan :)
Hi Susan -
ReplyDeleteI do much the same on the Susie's Sandbox blog.
Writers' block doesn't strike me often. I have more problems with staying motivated.
Blessings,
Susan :)
I love the Emerson quote. It does inspire me. Also, the application of the beads is so nostalgic. I can just sense the peace and creativity of that craft. Very good list from Jean.
ReplyDeleteYes. I grit my teeth and stab at the keys. One word at a time.
ReplyDeleteWhen the page limit is met, I can get up.
Great links!!
Sigh. Back to the cave!!
Patt
Going over to Camy's now. I need those tips!
ReplyDeleteHi Nancy -
ReplyDeleteJean always has interesting posts. :)
Blessings,
Susan
Hi Patti -
ReplyDeleteThanks for coming out of your writing cave. I pray things are going better for you.
Blessings,
Susan :)
Hi Terri -
ReplyDeleteHope you find the article helpful. :)
Blessings,
Susan
My method of overcoming writers block is I put on some classical music and I hand write in a notebook scenes. I do not stop to edit. It really works for me.
ReplyDeleteHi Rita -
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your method of breaking writers block.
I've used journaling to get the creative juices flowing, but haven't tried classical music. :)
Blessings,
Susan
Susan:
ReplyDeleteI use writing prompts and journaling as ways to break the writer's bloc.
Hi Quiet Spirit -
ReplyDeleteJournaling is a great way to get the ol' writing pump primed.
Blessings,
Susan :)