Kiki Hamilton
I deal with writer's block a couple of ways:
1. Keep writing and try to write through it.
2. Think of the absolutely most unexpected twist you can - write it and see how your characters react.
3. Go back to whatever section doesn't 'feel' right. Sometimes, a plot twist can lead you down a wrong path and if you back up and go right instead of left, things start flowing again.
4. I always have several books in process. If I'm really stuck on one, I'll switch over to another WIP and work on that for awhile.
5. Sometimes it helps to take a break and read something you love.
1. Keep writing and try to write through it.
2. Think of the absolutely most unexpected twist you can - write it and see how your characters react.
3. Go back to whatever section doesn't 'feel' right. Sometimes, a plot twist can lead you down a wrong path and if you back up and go right instead of left, things start flowing again.
4. I always have several books in process. If I'm really stuck on one, I'll switch over to another WIP and work on that for awhile.
5. Sometimes it helps to take a break and read something you love.
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