- Tea - fire those synapses
- Sleep - rest and rejuvenate
- A day trip - get your mind off it and have some fun/relax
- Reading - look at other people's ideas, styles, themes, worlds and think of what you'd change
- Arguing with someone on a topic of interest
- Day dreaming - write down scenarios or note what emotions drive them
- Dreams - intense dreams or nightmares can provide great plot devices, character motivations
- Observing and taking note of strange incidents
- Researching historical events or alternate lifestyles
- Hang out with your pets - relax and see that there is a great deal you don't know and can discover (if you don't know what I mean or don't have pets then just ask 'why?' at everything)
- Watch a show that makes you argue ineffectually at the television screen - write your response
- Read poetry or jokes - they often reveal a new way of looking at things
- Listen to music with a theme or story behind the lyrics - works in a similar way to poetry or jokes
- Read over what you've written already. Find where the problem started and begin writing again from there.
Rosalie Fitzpatrick on fiction and cooking without allergens: writing, editing, best of lists, reading recommendations, books, mangas, movies, TV shows, comics, quotes and recipes. All recipes focus on allergen free cooking suitable for endometriosis and pregnancy: wheat, egg, cow's milk, rye, oats, soy, almonds, peanuts, red meat and gluten free. Also, most are seafood, alcohol, yeast and nut free. All other allergen exclusions vary per recipe.
Friday, February 17, 2012
Best methods to rid yourself of writer's block
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