RE: What fluffing writer's block!

The blank page syndrome, or writer's drought, can come at the most unexpected times. The idea is, like a relationship between lovers, to let things flow, not to force anything, not to rush anything. Reading a good book, walking, can serve to inspire. Some well-known writers talk about having a schedule and a place to write, others talk about writing down ideas (having a bank of ideas) and then developing them. What is true is that even the best rooster loses its song and even the best writer is abandoned by the muses. An excellent topic today! Regards