Alison Grunwald
Fortunately, so far I have not had to contend with writer's block. When I get an idea for a new story this seems to be a catalyst for a flow of ideas. I have written 12 'Whatever Next, Grandma!' stories and may decide not write any more in this particular series.
I would love to begin another chapter on my writing journey, and I confess this is where I do get a little stuck. I am not discouraged though; I believe that the right theme and genre will find me as time goes by, and my enthusiasm for writing will take over.
I love the process; I always express myself more easily when I write - I am not the most verbally articulate person - finding words that hit the spot seems easier when there's quiet and I'm left to my own thoughts. My memories and imagination seem to sharpen, to become ripe and to offer themselves willingly to the page.
I would love to begin another chapter on my writing journey, and I confess this is where I do get a little stuck. I am not discouraged though; I believe that the right theme and genre will find me as time goes by, and my enthusiasm for writing will take over.
I love the process; I always express myself more easily when I write - I am not the most verbally articulate person - finding words that hit the spot seems easier when there's quiet and I'm left to my own thoughts. My memories and imagination seem to sharpen, to become ripe and to offer themselves willingly to the page.
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