WM29 Not Writer's Block but Writer's Discomfort

Update: 2019-03-17

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Today I share how I'm struggled to write a scene which was hard for the character to go through.

The writing journal has been very useful in identifying where I need to pay attention to next in the story.

How shall I incorporate all the subplots into the ending?

Check out all the books I talk about in my Trello board
https://trello.com/b/3LUWiqsc/pilars-board-on-writing-for-word-maze-podcast

And get in touch through www.pilarwrites.com

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WM36 Why You Should Take Part in NaNoWriMo (and why I'm pausing this show)

2019-10-2718:32

WM35 You Create When You Start Writing

2019-08-1818:59

WM30 Working through Feedback

2019-03-2416:38

WM29 Not Writer's Block but Writer's Discomfort

2019-03-1718:40

WM28 Discovering a story through journaling

2019-03-1018:19

WM27 Editing for Point of View

2019-03-0410:20

WM25 One Piece at a Time

2019-02-1714:06

WM34 Making a Character Active

2019-06-3020:46

WM33 Writing Fiction vs Writing Non-Fiction

2019-06-0212:25

WM32 Why Do We Write?

2019-05-1914:22

WM31 Do Not Wait for Inspiration, Bad Habits and Dialogue

2019-05-0515:26

WM24 How do you like to write?

2019-01-2015:59

WM23 Picking Up Writing Mid Novel

2019-01-1316:27

WM22 Borrowing from a TV series and working with a copy editor

2019-01-0615:17

WM21 My character was too passive and why do we need to create art?

2018-12-0914:51

WM20 I Wish My Characters Would Drive me Mad

2018-12-0209:04

WM19 Dialogue is not just People Talking

2018-11-2510:53

WM18 Why I'm abandoning NaNoWriMo but not my story

2018-11-1813:51

WM17 How dark will you go?

2018-11-1110:35

WM16 Steam's running out - already!

2018-11-0906:11

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WM29 Not Writer's Block but Writer's Discomfort

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WM29 Not Writer's Block but Writer's Discomfort