Yeah, the title of the article as it appeared in Writer's Digest is really "The End of Writer's Block" but the first thing I'd recommend is to change the paradigm because the paper is empty!
A bridge isn't built by creating a complete structure from point A to point Z. First the piers go in, then the framework, then the roadbed. When I realized that stories were like that -- spanning an empty gulf between two points -- it made me change my metaphor, my attitude and the way I worked. I haven't had (gasp!) the dreaded condition since.
Sixty-seven days after departing Flores Island in Europe’s westernmost waters, the schooner Heimdall and her stalwart crew has finally arrived at the mysterious Isla Socorro in the Revillagigedo Archipelagoes. The discoveries they make are astounding
An alcoholic, miserly attorney reluctantly defends a black man from a false resisting arrest charge. He then discovers damaging information against the cops and two cronies, and embarks on a battle to keep himself and his client alive.
Love, romance, innocence, intrigue, danger, and lust. Life is complicated, and love even more so. Life, and love, can be hazardous to a lady's health. Especially if she's fallen in love with a married pop star.
