In some cases, I suspect writer’s block may be a blessing in disguise. I believe there’s times when a deeper part of myself knows I have more to experience, more to process, before I can fully articulate it on the page.
Kent Wayne’s ideas about storytelling, power, and human nature appear throughout his fiction.
If you’re curious how those ideas appear inside the stories, start with the Unbound Realm.
If you’re still exploring, follow the ideas:
I think that’s true. Last time I had writer’s block, what I needed was a break from writing and editing. After a while, the ideas began to flow again!
I spend too much time procrastinating to get writers block 😂
During those times, I jot down keywords only.
i agree. i find that the times where i feel uninspired or no ideas coming, my next piece of writing is very true and rich with insight.
I experience the same hurdles, that I must take more time out, to accumulate more skills and experience to get past it and burn up that elusive piece I need.
The whole notion of time out at the end of your next chapter, is always leave it on a cliff edge…
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