Jasmine Hart

I completely agree with the morrow. Try not to get disheartened, everyone writes rubbish every now and then, and it's better to write rubbish than nothing, because you can't edit/rewrite ...

Ok, I was in a similar sitation to you. I'd had my idea for at least three years, I thought about it, I started it at the time, and I ...

Hmmm....let me see... 1) edit/rewrite novel, whichever prooves more appropriate 2)journal regularly 3)poem a day until notebook (currently empty) is full 4)story a month (ditto notebook sitaution abov

"Chapter after chapter" by Heather Sellers is great for longer projects. I love it.

I'm not sure if I'm blocked or just unfocused, but I'm writing next to nothing, which is really scary. The first draft of my novel is sitting in a box. ...

There are a couple of ways to do this. Sam's way makes sense, but doesn't always work for me....sometimes, if I leave something, I never come back to it. Another ...

Several thousand words a day is amazing. Well done!

Well done! I'll read it too if you like.

Ooooh thanks! That's a good tip.

Or you could try "The writers' yearbook." I think that the 2008 one is out now, if you can't find it in a bookshop you should be able to get ...

That's a great tip, thank you! I'll have to give that a go.

Thanks Snoink. That's really good advice.

Hi. I'd never heard of this term, but I know that I definetely did it in my last piece, which was told from two viewpoints. Will have to bookmark this ...

Wow. Thanks! Two things at once? Might give that a go, it seems sensible...

:D Thanks Snoink, that was really entertaining. So, just start with an argument? Might give that a go...