From personal and public experiences, it is perfectly normal to be unmotivated on some days. There could also be times when you have an urge to write but nothing definite or concrete seems to be in your thoughts.

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if you’ve wanted to write a book or story, simply just start. Put one word in front of the other until it forms a sentence. Then write a series of sentences. Once you’ve done that, you then have something to work with.

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Sometimes, you may not feel like writing at all, other times you may have nothing to write.

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Understand the role the first sentence, paragraph and chapter play in securing the trust of your readers. These first elements should come to your readers as packaged promises that guarantee an adventurous story ahead.

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There are many, many things to deal with when talking about glasses. This is just to remind you that glasses are also a writing tool, and as a reader, writer, or just a basic human being, remember to get your glasses sorted.

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I think the only time you should take Write What You Know seriously is when it’s obvious that your story is lacking in logical and emotional sense. A story that lacks both is not just going to be unbelievable, it’d also be creativity working in reverse, and I don’t know what that could be called. Lunacy, maybe.

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The purpose of a story informs the perspective from which it is told. Point of view simply asks, from whose eyes shall your readers witness the events that make up your story?

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Being able to tell readers the story behind the scenes, behind the mask the protagonist wears, the truth behind the façade, the truth of inner conflict, self-discovery and resolution… now, that is a story that will linger on in the minds of your readers for a long time to come.

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