Tani Hanes
I had a fabulous teacher who gave the best advice: Never stop writing when you're stuck. Always, always stop when you know what you're going to write next. That way you don't dread going back to it and you don't put it off. Nothing is as daunting as knowing it's time to write and NOT knowing what you're going to put down. Stop writing at a point when you're excited about what comes next, when you know what you want you say, then writer's block becomes a non-issue.
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Hi Tani, what inspire you with your stories the most? That's my question but actually i really want to thank you for all your story (that i have read) and really appreciate all the inspire words (especially those words that i just learned from your books since english is not my first language).
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