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Visited a school last week (more detail on my instagram @royfoxauthor). Long story short it was truly surreal. @stcolumbascbs thank you for letting me visit, I hope to again soon!
@soniarosawrites I do. It helps me for a few reasons.
- I can right without my own personal views or opinions on life getting in the way.
- So far "Roy Fox" has never had writer's block.
- It's a switch I can use to deal with the work-self and relaxed-self.
Pseudonyms are great tools to use π.
@KarineWrites I think that you definitely can't force writing. Though it's true that having a writing routine takes some getting used to, but if you've already tried with that and it's still not working. Maybe try giving yourself a break and focusing on different things. You might get ideas
@thenisyhand Thought diaries are a good way to let out all of the stuff that lingers. Other than that, a good distraction to let time heal. Pick up a new hobby, or find more time for your current one.
Allow yourself to feel sad, just as you allow yourself to feel happy.
@agletterman Everyone has their own pace. I don't think we have any leg to stand on to judge the quality of work just because they write faster, or slower. If your comfortable writing at that speed then writing slower would probably stump your work as it wouldn't allow it to be organic
@soniarosawrites @StephenKing or @joe_hill for sure. Whenever I question my capabilities I always turn to them (read their stories, watch interviews) and get that whole "you can do it!" feeling.
@Philjimeneznyc @Gwenda@DCComics So true. I think people just take character's from one series. Ignoring the alternative versions. It's definitely good to be open minded to the other versions around your favourite