As a writer, you must have a way to collect and organize your thoughts and record them. The most elemental tool for this is the pen and paper. Today, however, we have much more sophisticated methods to record information.
Books are priceless don’t spoil them.” All of us must have heard or read this saying in our school and college libraries isn’t it.
As if the world needed more writing prompts, except you know what? It does. Writer’s block is a nasty little devil. About a year ago I managed to kick it.
My dream was always to write a book and have it accepted by a publisher. After many years of rejections and the constant learning curve that just didn’t seem to end! my dream finally came true, eleven years after completing my first book.
Take a walk. Listen to some music. De-clutter. Remove distraction. These are all invaluable suggestions that prod the unconscious mind and foster a productive writing environment – but, do any of these activities really “cure” writer’s block?