Writer S Block Quotes

Time heals all wounds, some broken hearts -- and most cases of writer's block.

~ Quentin R. Bufogle

Writing is like driving a car at night. You can only see as far as your headlights, but you can make the whole trip that way.

~ E.l. Doctorow

Remember...Keystrokes are hammer taps. Get words on paper. Don’t worry about connections, character or plot. Work for an hour. Promise yourself an hour. Do nothing else but move your fingers. Make coarse shapes. Follow any emotion that pops up but never impose emotion, never fake it, and don’t make up your mind or your heart ahead of time. Understand you don’t know what you’re doing. That’s why you’re here. Rough it out. Anything goes. You can decide later what any piece of text looks like, what it might mean. Don’t stop. Don’t question. Don’t quit. Don’t stop to read what you wrote. Move your fingers. You mind will have no other option but to keep up. Remember that writer’s block is merely the cold marble waiting for the chisel to heat up.

~ Bob Thurber

Don't let writers block push you around. Figure out what the problem is,whether it's with the ms or it's in your personal life, and face it head on. Don't stop writing. Just try really hard to work through it.

~ Darynda Jones

Writer's Block: making authors miserable since the Stone Age.

~ Max Hawthorne

Writing is like knitting. Stitch after stitch, word by word, and before you know it you have a book ... or a jumper!

~ Luggs

I've always said Writer's Block is a myth. There is no such thing as writer's block, only writers trying to force something that isn't ready yet. Sometimes I don't write for weeks. And then all of the sudden I'll get a rush of inspiration and you can't drag me away from my notebook. But I don't stress out if I don't hit some arbitrary word count each day or if I go a few days without writing something.

~ Julie Ann Dawson

There is indeed one person who can help solve “writer’s block”. His name is Mr Johnnie Walker.

~ Ashwin Sanghi

Ugh, writer's block. The best thing to do is to forget about everything you're trying to do. Get away from your writing station, kick your feet up and relax. Then allow your mind to just wander. Don't stop it. Just let yourself think of anything, no mater how silly the thoughts seem. Remember, not to judge these thoughts. This will open up your creative receptors. You'll begin to think outside the box. Then the good stuff will start racing through you. That's when you start writing!

~ La Tisha Honor