Rose Rosetree
Now this is a question I'd love to answer, maybe bringing hope to those who suffer from that problem as I once did.
Writer's block used to feel like "the story of my life" since, as far back as I can remember, I was writing: Essays for school, querying The New Yorker Magazine (no doubt like many a NY writer kid). You get the idea.
One way to read my memoir, "Bigger than All the Night Sky," is to track the saga about how I found my way to move past that persistent, painful, block problem.
Much later I expanded upon the method that I developed:
* Named it: "Creativity Secrets with Soul."
* And then began to teach it through a highly interactive, online workshop my website. (Click on WORKSHOPS and you'll find it. There's even a free intro.)
Summing up: However YOU find your way past writer's block, please persist. Life is so much better (all your life, not just the writing) once you reach the other side of that obstacle course.
Writer's block used to feel like "the story of my life" since, as far back as I can remember, I was writing: Essays for school, querying The New Yorker Magazine (no doubt like many a NY writer kid). You get the idea.
One way to read my memoir, "Bigger than All the Night Sky," is to track the saga about how I found my way to move past that persistent, painful, block problem.
Much later I expanded upon the method that I developed:
* Named it: "Creativity Secrets with Soul."
* And then began to teach it through a highly interactive, online workshop my website. (Click on WORKSHOPS and you'll find it. There's even a free intro.)
Summing up: However YOU find your way past writer's block, please persist. Life is so much better (all your life, not just the writing) once you reach the other side of that obstacle course.
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