[轉自Atwood的部落格] Ten Tips for Writers’ Block http://marg09.wordpress.com/2010/01/19/ten-tips-for-writers-block/ 1.Go for a walk, do the laundry or some ironing, hammer some nails, go swimming, play a sport – anything that requires some focus and involves repetitious physical activities. At the very least: take a bath or shower. 2. Read the book you’ve been putting off. 3. Write in some other form: even a letter or a journal entry. Or a grocery list. Keep those words flowing put through your fingers. 4. Formulate your problem, then go to sleep. The answer may be there in the morning. 5. Eat some chocolate, not too much; must be dark (60% cocoa or more), shade-grown, organic. 6. If fiction: change the tense (past/present or vice versa). 7. Change the person (first, second, third). 8. Change the sex. 9. Think of your book-in-progress as a maze. You’ve hit a wall. Go back to where you made the wrong turn. Start anew from there. 10. Don’t get angry with yourself. Give yourself an encouraging present. If none of this works, put the book in a drawer. You may come back to it later. Start something else. --

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