Tips and tricks to deal with Writer's Block.
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It's not that I do not experience Writer's block, but I think the problem is not on the lack of ideas but rather, the lack of interest in writing. I do feel this sometimes, and I think that the best way to overcome it is just to start writing. I time myself for two minutes, then I just write. If I didn't feel like writing, then I can continue later, or tomorrow. I do this technique a lot of times and has helped me overcome procrastination.Ghostwalker117 wrote: ↑24 Mar 2012, 10:49 We all have that time when we just get stuck and run out of ideas when we write our stories. I would just like to know how my fellow authors deal with their block. As for me I just take a break from writing for two weeks and take a mini holiday cuddling up with a good movie.