Writer's block, an owner's guide: Writer’s block: more random advice

Here are a few of the most popular websites that deal (usefully) with block - I searched several engines and meta-engines, and this is the cream of it - there’s not much, is there? Send suggestions of highly useful non-commercial sites, please.

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2. “The Writer’s Block.” Small (I think, but who knows with web sites) but fun site developed by established writer Lisa R. Cohen. The quote from Spider Robinson, “you ARE writing, you’re just not TYPING yet” seems to be one of the running themes in the blog you’re reading now.

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That’s all, folks.

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Published on August 6, 2004 at 11:55 pm. Linking to this article? Thank you! The permanent address is http://www.todayiwrite.com/journal/writers-block-more-random-advice.html

Writer's block, an owner's guide: Writer’s block: random advice

Busy today, working thru my “psychology of writer’s block” bookpile and then doing some counseling. Coupla interesting links:

“One of the best ways to prevent writer’s block is to attack it directly by generating writing topics before you get stuck.”

“One good way to avoid writer’s block is to work on more than one project at a time.”

P.S. HERE’S A REALLY PROMISING ONE - I’LL BE BACK TO LOOK OVER THIS ONE THOROUGHLY WHEN I CHOOSE TO HAVE THE TIME: How to be creative, by Hugh Macleod.

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Published on August 5, 2004 at 10:06 am. Linking to this article? Thank you! The permanent address is http://www.todayiwrite.com/journal/writers-block-random-advice.html