Well here I am again
and before we begin I would like to remind everyone of the
competition I ran, when I was last here. If you remember I offered
one lucky person who left a comment the opportunity to win the
Complete Transsexual Romance Collection, consisting of Star Search,
Addicted to Charlie, Top of the class and The Girl in the Red Bikini.
Well one month and,
according to the stats, 251 people visited the blog and read about
the fight I strongly believe in. Not bad at all until you look at the
comments, and see that out of all those views just ONE person managed
to leave a comment.
So I am therefore
pleased to announce the winner of the aforementioned collection is,
Sally Bend.
Congratulations,
Sally and I hope you will enjoy your prize.
Now this month I
want to talk about cheese, no I don't just joking with you. Not that
there is anything wrong with cheese, it makes a wonderful sandwich,
but I'd rather talk about something all of us authors go through at
some stage in our careers, writer's block.
For months now my
writing ability has consisted of writing two pieces a week, for a
couple of Facebook groups. One is a tease on a Tuesday consisting of
one picture, which I myself choose, and 200 words. The other a 100
word flash, written using the same picture as everyone else in the
group for inspiration. Even The Crypt of Morbius is suffering as I
have pages yet for a new short, varying length, for everyday of the
week.
Luckily I had
submitted a number of manuscripts early on, when the words were
flowing freely but what if I hadn't? How would I overcome this mental
block I am currently facing? How do you banish writer's block?
Because any help you can give this author would be greatly
appreciated?
The thing is I get
numerous ideas popping in to my head, all of the time, yet as soon as
I sit down in front of the screen, and a new document, my mind goes
completely blank and all my ideas have done a runner.
So from one author
to many authors I am asking, no begging, for help and ideas to get my
writing flowing one again.
This has been an
appeal on behalf of J S Morbius
and now I am out of
here.
So until next month
T.T.F.N.
