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Write On: How To Overcome Writer's Block So You Can Write Your Novel

Write On: How To Overcome Writer's Block So You Can Write Your Novel

by Lilly, L M
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Eager to write a novel but find yourself staring at a blank screen?

Spending too much time rewriting early chapters without moving on?

Reached the middle of your novel only to freeze or slow down?

Unlike most books on writer's block, Write On not only helps get the words flowing but targets issues specific to novelists. And because there are many different reasons writers get stuck, this book avoids one-size-fits-all-advice.

Instead, it offers insights, exercises, and questions aimed at sorting out what might be standing in your way so you can write more freely and easily. Among other things, you'll learn to:

- Come up with ideas for your novel (and choose the best one)

- Understand your writing process, overcome doubts, and get your first draft onto the page

- Stay excited and motivated as you near the middle of your novel where many writers falter

- Deal with fears and life challenges that may slow you down

Ready to start - and finish - your novel?

Get Write On: How To Overcome Writer's Block So You Can Write Your Novel today.

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Pub dateMay 31, 2021
ISBN-101950061337
ISBN-139781950061334
LanguageEnglish
Last updated 2026-07-28 10:18
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