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T.C. Clover

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The United States

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http://www.angryvolcanogod.com

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Romance, Thriller, Suspense

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How do you deal with writer’s block?

T.C. Clover I feel that writer's block is often caused by: pride, fatigue, and emotional anxiety. In other words; it's part of the human condition. The first thin…moreI feel that writer's block is often caused by: pride, fatigue, and emotional anxiety. In other words; it's part of the human condition. The first thing a writer needs to do is ensure that they are hydrated and well-rested. There is nothing useful that your mind can do if it's bogged down by fatigue. Also, if you are feeling distressed about something in your life, it's best to deal with that first. Lastly, let go of your pride; writing is merely the expression of thoughts, and if those thoughts aren't fully formed, they will come out of the oven like steaming heaps of unbaked bread. The most important aspect of dealing with writer's block is accepting two things: you cannot force creativity to work faster, and most successful projects miss their initial deadlines. (less)

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T.C. Clover The best experiences come from readers who synergize with the core philosophy of your work. You can tell from reading their reviews that your work gav…moreThe best experiences come from readers who synergize with the core philosophy of your work. You can tell from reading their reviews that your work gave them a memorable experience. In this regard, the author has managed create a positive emotional memory for the reader, which is the purpose of most authors. As a secondary reward, it's nice to see that people feel they learned something from your work.(less)

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