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Immediate dispatch from Somerset. Book in excellent unread/unused condition. See images. Fantastic book.

About the book >.>.> How can I get past whatever’s stopping me from writing?” “I know I have a book in me but how can I get it out?” “I feel as if I’m bobbing along on the surface when I write. How can I go deeper?” “Writing has gone stale for me.” “I can’t get started!” “Is there any way I can stop struggling with my writing and start to enjoy it?” Virtually everyone I have ever worked with has been contending with at least one of these writing dilemmas – from experienced writers to people who have never even tried to write but have always thought they would. And I hear almost daily from others who are wrestling often in some desperation – with the same problems: why can’t I do this? Why is it so hard? The fact that I hear these questions asked so often is not in itself surprising. Writing creatively is after all an activity you can practise on your own. Writers have been doing so for centuries. People don’t seek out writing teachers unless they have a problem. What is surprising is the fact that despite the voracity of readers despite the variety of ways now available to publish writing and despite the number of books offering writing advice this current of desperation continues to swell. “I want to write but something is stopping me. I just can’t seem to make it happen. (LL)