52 Ways to Get Unstuck
Exercises to Break Through Writer's Block
Nonfiction, Reference & Language, Language Arts, Writing & Publishing, Authorship, Writing Skills, Reference
| Author: | Chris Mandeville | ISBN: | 9781941528013 |
| Publisher: | Parker Hayden Media | Publication: | February 5, 2015 |
| Imprint: | Parker Hayden Media | Language: | English |
| Author: | Chris Mandeville |
| ISBN: | 9781941528013 |
| Publisher: | Parker Hayden Media |
| Publication: | February 5, 2015 |
| Imprint: | Parker Hayden Media |
| Language: | English |
Writers get stuck, but now they don’t have to stay that way. This creative and comprehensive guide to overcoming writer’s block is chock-full of innovative exercises, anecdotes, and advice from dozens of authors. It also includes practical “life prep” lessons to keep writers from becoming stuck in the first place. It’s indispensable for all working writers—from newbies to pros.
Want to get unstuck and stay that way?
This book shows you how.
"Many a writer has dealt with frustration that comes with writer’s block, a problem that Mandeville’s book, the first in a series, addresses head-on. According to Mandeville, knowing the roots of one’s writer’s block is not the key. Instead, the book’s five parts outline a number of pragmatic exercises designed to help writers take immediate action...The variety of the exercises, supplemented with quotes from professional writers, ensures that every writer will be able to gain in some way from Mandeville’s advice and techniques. ' —BookLife
Writers get stuck, but now they don’t have to stay that way. This creative and comprehensive guide to overcoming writer’s block is chock-full of innovative exercises, anecdotes, and advice from dozens of authors. It also includes practical “life prep” lessons to keep writers from becoming stuck in the first place. It’s indispensable for all working writers—from newbies to pros.
Want to get unstuck and stay that way?
This book shows you how.
"Many a writer has dealt with frustration that comes with writer’s block, a problem that Mandeville’s book, the first in a series, addresses head-on. According to Mandeville, knowing the roots of one’s writer’s block is not the key. Instead, the book’s five parts outline a number of pragmatic exercises designed to help writers take immediate action...The variety of the exercises, supplemented with quotes from professional writers, ensures that every writer will be able to gain in some way from Mandeville’s advice and techniques. ' —BookLife
