My Thoughts on Writers Block

Posted January 24, 2010 by Michael @ Knowledge Lost in Writing / 0 Comments

I’ve been reading a few articles about how to cure writers block, but I thought it was about time I weighed in on the subject. I’m in no means an expert or have any answers what so ever, but I have found something that has been writing for me lately.

For me I’ve got a passion for music, so what I did was start a music blog, I’ve written a music review every day as well as adding interesting music news. This has gotten me into the habit of writing something every day.

As this habit has grown I’ve started to build an addiction. I feel like I need to write more and more every day. I’ve decided to write a cultural lesson now and I’ve also been writing ideas and concepts to work into stories.

Also there is something else that helps me and is a good idea for every aspiring writer. I believe it was Stephen King that gave this piece of advice to people wanting to be writers. He said “If you don’t have the time to read, you don’t have the time or the tools to write.” So read, read, read! Read everything and anything, just to get styles concepts and ideas planted in your mind.

When asked, “How do you write?” He also said “one word at a time.”


0 responses to “My Thoughts on Writers Block

  1. I agree very much about making it become a habit. I liken it to physical exercise. When you work out regularly, it becomes a normal part of the day. It’s not something you have to force yourself to do.

    Same thing with writing. And the more you write, the more inspired you become.

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