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There was an amusing
article in The Guardian yesterday about how writers get past writers' block. It was less a 'how to' manual, and more a look at the weirder methods employed by some well-known writers. Dan Brown, apparently, hangs upside down on a special frame while wearing gravity boots. When I told one of my friends, she said it explained a lot. I'd better not comment on that one, except to say that if I tried hanging upside down I'd either get a headache or fall off and break my neck. Neither of which is all that conducive to writing.
So how do I find inspiration? Well, sometimes a soak in the bath helps. I'm not sure why, unless it's the total relaxation that frees up my brain from all those little everyday worries. Other than that, it's just a case of plodding along. I'll leave the hanging about to the bats.
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