if you're writing all that, then you don't have writer's block (which is just a cop out anyway), you're just blocked on whatever else it is you're trying to write. so keep writing that stuff and the block will pass.
or take whatever you're blocked on and walk it backwards a few steps and try taking it forward in a different direction. or just write some really shitty next part to it until it starts flowing again. you can go back and remove/revise the shitty part later.
look at it as a form of exercise. just as a good exercise routine isn't just one activity, crunches for example, but a variety of activities, so too should writing be varied. always have a couple (or more) stories in progress so if you hit a "block" you can just jump over to a different story and keep writing. that way you don't get lazy about it and you keep your hand(s) and brain in shape.
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Date: 2004-05-07 12:56 pm (UTC)or take whatever you're blocked on and walk it backwards a few steps and try taking it forward in a different direction. or just write some really shitty next part to it until it starts flowing again. you can go back and remove/revise the shitty part later.
look at it as a form of exercise. just as a good exercise routine isn't just one activity, crunches for example, but a variety of activities, so too should writing be varied. always have a couple (or more) stories in progress so if you hit a "block" you can just jump over to a different story and keep writing. that way you don't get lazy about it and you keep your hand(s) and brain in shape.
anyway, it's time to go home.