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Goodreads asked Loralee Evans:

How do you deal with writer’s block?

Loralee Evans For many people, depending on your personal style and the way your brain is wired, writer's block can be minimized if you write an outline before hand, and know, even before you begin, roughly how your story will go, and how it will end. That can get rid of most writer's block situations before they even begin. Still, writers may come up against a wall. Sometimes that just means that you need to step back, take a break, and let your creative juices stew for a while. But also often means that your story is going in a direction that couldn't work organically, and you need to rethink things, and perhaps take the story in a different direction.

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My dad lived in Japan 10 years before he met my mom (I wasn't around for quite a while), wish I had been around then, he always spoke very highly of Japan and its people. How did you like living there?

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Loralee hi. I am trying to find an open group. This is all a bit new even though I navigated the system early last year with another book. Should I look for a word like "now forming?

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Sass Green asked Loralee Evans:

Loralee hi. I am ready to be in another round - submitting my book and reading the books of others. Do you know what is open now? Thanks

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