05-03-2015, 08:14 PM
Jon Snow Wrote:Shay Cormac Wrote:Well, my mind is easy to get going, so I just listen to music, read other things, look at art that pertains to a certain setting of what I'm writing, or play some video games to get my cogs turning.
Just remember, try not to force yourself to do any of this, or it'll probably make the writer's block worse! Keep yourself entertained with something creative, and if you get into it enough, your mind will do all of the work for you, usually.
Mhmmm, I've heard music helps. I think I'll back up a few playlists for whilst I'm writingmug: the other things are super useful, as well. Thank ya
Agnès Oblige Wrote:When I need inspiration to break writer's block, I usually listen to music from the character's source material (If there is any), but that's because I'm very musically inclined and Madoka Magica/Bravely Default music really gets me going. It helps me think of where that music links to what my characters did in their source material, which makes me start thinking about what they'll do in their current situation, which breaks my writer's block.
I'm sure that wouldn't work with just anyone, but it's probably worth a shot, right? (Good luck breaking your writer's block, by the way!~)
Yeahhh. My characters from a book AND a TV show, so the good thing about that is that I can rewatch his scenes/re-read some of his POV chapters to place myself back into his shoes and get the ball rolling.
(And thank you!I wouldn't call it a writer's block per say, also, but it's the easiest way the phrase it. It's more of a desire to be able to sit down and write when I have the most time on my hands, which I can't always seem to do)
Deadpool Wrote:Eat and then smoke some weed
*grumbles something about being broke and weed being expensive*
Explosions in the Sky on Pandora is my #1...


mug: the other things are super useful, as well. Thank ya 
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