Recognising Your Writing Process

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Most authors, at least in my experience, have a writing process of one form or another. Some people insist that they can’t write unless they’re in a certain mood, others feel most comfortable writing for set hours in the day. Personally, for me to get any writing done, I have to abide by a very strict set of rules. These mostly involve setting up my surroundings to encourage a creative mind-space (and usually sitting up in bed against a gargantuan stack of pillows).

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Fishing in the Think Tank

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We all know that lightning-bolt feeling when suddenly inspiration strikes and ideas flow from pencil to page like your hand is on fire, but what is there to be done on those days when your mind feels like a pool of sludge and dredging it for ideas is like drawing blood from a stone? This will be the first post in my ‘author insights’ series, where I share my personal experiences as a writer in the hopes that some of it may be useful to someone.

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