Pulkit Garg
Frankly, it's not a easy thing.
I think what helps is, you take a step back and try figuring out the crux of the story, the main characters and what they do in different situations.
Even if that doesn't work out, one can always pick the easy part of the book (which you have not yet written) and write about it.
The better you'll be able to visualize, the lesser the probability of having a writers block.
Lastly, find inspiration in nature and surroundings. Go for a hike, witness the rains, get inspired.
I think what helps is, you take a step back and try figuring out the crux of the story, the main characters and what they do in different situations.
Even if that doesn't work out, one can always pick the easy part of the book (which you have not yet written) and write about it.
The better you'll be able to visualize, the lesser the probability of having a writers block.
Lastly, find inspiration in nature and surroundings. Go for a hike, witness the rains, get inspired.
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