Tag Archives: writer’s block

Tweak the way you think about writing a novel

Posted on January 2, 2016 by writeinseattle

I’m ready to get rolling on my writing projects again. But how to make this year different? I’ve got a few simple tips to get make your writing more productive and satisfying. The first way to tweak your thinking is to … Continue reading →

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Be Daring…

Posted on March 26, 2014 by writeinseattle

I didn’t think I had a problem.  I would have denied that I had writer’s block.  I was still working on my novel, mostly.  I just was avoiding writing scenes that I didn’t want to write.  One part of the novel … Continue reading →

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Stuck? Write a blurb.

Posted on June 24, 2013 by writeinseattle

Ever feel like you are stuck in the never-ending middle of your novel?  Feel like you’ve been following a plot idea that has become a dead-end?  I am trying to head toward the exciting conclusion, the third act of my … Continue reading →

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