/lit/ - Literature

>>17160148
You are far more of a pompous asshole full of empty words than the person you are accusing
You feel there's something wrong with his opinion, but you fail at coming up with arguments to counter

>>16397992
that's up to YOU

>>15921278
>dear reader

>>15149772
Yes’m
>>15149519
Heed the call anon

I don't think i've ever really gotten writer's block. At the same time, I've never finished a novel-length work or really worked under pressure / a deadline, or tried to get something published. Nevertheless, I am aware of it and try to write notes directly into my chapters in some other font to make sure that future me knows what I was thinking when I wrote it. Also, I like to start writing from a point that isn't exactly where I left off -- just a bit further back -- so I can get more time with pushing the scene further, whether it be really gelling with what the characters are feeling / going to do or not do.
Something else I do is plan my writing beforehand. If you know what keyframing is for animation, I try to do that but with story / plot beats and then I can fill in the blanks from there. Depending on what I've "winged" while filling in the blanks, those "set" points can actually be altered in something as minute as tone; however, altering tone in terms of story and writing is definitely huge, but in terms of the storyboard, it really isn't. It just affects what comes after provided that what comes before it already "set."