Writer’s Block, n.: The place where a writer lives with his/her imaginary friends. Something like the neighborhood of make believe.
Writer’s Block, n.: The place where a writer lives with his/her imaginary friends. Something like the neighborhood of make believe.
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I’ve never desired writer’s block quite so badly…
Thank you for your comment. Yes, the neighborhood of make believe is for adults, too.
Ha ha – I like your definition. As for the typical description of writer’s block, I don’t believe in it. I think there is a more accurate word – procrastination. And yes, I do suffer from that, just like most writers.
Thank you for your comment. I’m not sure how I feel about writer’s block. I know at times I have been stuck on what to do next with a section of a story or novel, and have had to push my way through it, which was sometimes harder than others. I think a writer can try too hard, like an athlete, and in doing so, “choke,” become stymied, and can then feel like nothing works.
As for procrastination, yes I suffer from procrastination. That I know about all too well. Now, is there anything else I can say to keep from doing other writing work?
Oh, darn. Oh, well, I guess I’ll have to come up with something else….