Writer's Block

The Lighthouse Keeper’s Secret
Chapter One: The Fog Rolls In The waves thundered like distant thunder over the worn rocks of Halver’s Point, a beach so remote that neighbors spoke of it only to those near at hand. The lighthouse, perched on the toothed cliff, stood firm as the Atlantic tempest clawed at its battered sides. Toward the top, the quivering light strove through the thick, writhing fog — a beacon to ships and maybe to earth-dwellers.
By Martin Williams7 months ago in Writers
The Last Slice
No one touched the last slice of pie. It sat there, golden and fragrant, while laughter swirled around the kitchen like cinnamon smoke. Mom sipped tea, warmly. Dad retold the same joke. The kids rolled their eyes, grinning.
By Muhammad Abdullah7 months ago in Writers
The Last Mango
Grandpa sliced the mango with practiced hands, golden juice sliding down his fingers. "Real sweetness takes time," he’d say, handing me a slice like it was treasure.
By Muhammad Abdullah7 months ago in Writers
If I Started Writing In 2025, I'd Do This ✅. AI-Generated.
A writer does not merely write they trespass into eternity. Each sentence is a spark, each paragraph a pulse, each piece a wound willingly opened so that others might see and feel.
By taylor lindani7 months ago in Writers
What should you write when you have no ideas? Proven Strategies to Ignite Your Creativity
Introduction Every writer encounters obstacles occasionally. You sit down to write, but nothing comes. There is no spark, no ideas, and no inspiration. It’s frustrating when your mind feels blank, or worse—cluttered with self-doubt. But hitting a dry spell doesn’t mean your writing journey is over. It simply signifies the need for a change in approach.
By vijay sam7 months ago in Writers
5-Minute Prompts That Unblock Writer’s Block (Tested with AI)
Writer’s block doesn’t knock. It just shows up, often when the deadline is too close and the coffee’s too cold. For writers — whether of novels, newsletters, or brand copy — that silent pressure to produce something good can be paralyzing. Add AI tools into the mix, and suddenly the bar for “good enough” rises even higher.
By Karen Covey7 months ago in Writers
Polly is Coming to Broadway However I am not Writing the Musical
This could have been my dream; however, that dream was dissolved. Although I am sad, I am pretty excited about it. Polly is coming to Broadway; however, I will not be writing the book for the Polly musical. According to TheatreMaina, Producer Brian Anthony Moreland has announced the development of Polly: The Musical, a new Broadway-bound production based on the 1989 Disney television movie with teleplay by William Blinn and the novel by Eleanor H. Porter. Debbie Allen, who originally directed and choreographed the television film, will direct this musical with Emmy winner Lena Waithe and Michael Benjamin Washington writing the book and Grammy Award winner Siedah Garrett and Joriah Kwamé writing music and lyrics.
By Gladys W. Muturi7 months ago in Writers
Why Writing Saved Me When Nothing Else Could
There was a time in my life when everything felt like too much. The noise in my head was deafening. The weight in my chest never lifted. The world felt distant, blurry, too fast or too slow—but never right. I couldn’t find the words to explain what I was going through. I couldn’t make sense of what I felt.
By Irfan Ali7 months ago in Writers
Reflect Beauty of Indian Culture with Sarees
Ethnic Wear is full of glory and quickly helps us to reflect our culture. And one such ethnic wear type worn and loved by most Indian women of all ages is Saree. This attire is worn with Petticoat and blouse, giving a perfect draping look. Each state of India has different styles of sarees, which are worn following different drapes, makeup, and jewellery like Bangles, Necklaces, Earrings, Rings, and more. This gives Indian Women a considerable variety to choose from. Mirraw offers different styles of sarees, where you can find traditional saree, party wear sarees, wedding sarees, designer sarees, and more in various patterns and fabrics. Explore Beautiful Sarees now!
By Vaishali Mhaske7 months ago in Writers
Winter meditations
It is always me and God in these cold nights The usual questions I ask which He often dismiss with laughter, You figured if you did not create the Satan concept we would not worship you
By Isaac Ramaphala7 months ago in Writers
The Mental Struggle of Being a Writer: Navigating Creativity, Confidence, and Self-Doubt
Introduction Writing is more than just putting words on paper; it’s a journey filled with emotional ups and downs. Many writers face a silent battle with their minds—facing doubts, anxiety, and burnout. These struggles are common, yet often misunderstood. Mental health plays a huge role in the writer’s process and success. Did you know that up to 70% of writers report experiencing writer’s block at some point? Or that many deal with feelings of self-doubt that can block progress for years? Understanding these mental hurdles is critical. Recognizing and managing them helps create a sustainable, joyful writing habit. Your mental health isn’t just a side note—it’s the foundation of your creativity and your future as a writer.
By vijay sam7 months ago in Writers
“Trading in the Dark: The Real Risks Behind Crypto Hype”
Introduction Cryptocurrencies have surged in popularity, with a combined market cap nearing $3 trillion and increasing adoption among retail and institutional investors avatrade.com+11investopedia.com+11fidelity.com+11. However, alongside this growth come significant risks—ranging from extreme volatility to scams, regulatory uncertainty, and cybersecurity threats. Here's what you need to know before you trade.
By John Carter7 months ago in Writers