Rodi Szoke
You must first pinpoint the reason why you are stuck. Sometimes it's not a lack of inspiration/ideas, it could be a significant deviation from the main arc or unnecessary complexity.
Try to write in different places or change the time of the day when you do so.
It might help if you envision the end of the story and work your way back to the point you are stuck in.
Try to write in different places or change the time of the day when you do so.
It might help if you envision the end of the story and work your way back to the point you are stuck in.
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Jennifer Sweete
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Rodi Szoke:
As I read 7 and 2 (working on chapter 5 tonight), it's as if you are describing a place you may have actually been - you paint such a clear and present picture! Is the landscape based on a land you have visited? Or is this a land that exists only in your writer's mind? Your descriptions are so vivid they create the feeling that it is a real place and make me curious to ask . . .
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