Worry not, there is hope.

In my opinion, yes. Every writer has experienced mental war-fare at some stage of their life. For me, this war-fare (self-doubt, procrastination, imposter syndrome) etc. has never really left me. I still haven’t overcome most of these things, but I have been able to co-exist with my fears. Meaning i

I've heard creatives complain over and over again about being blocked (me, included). It is one of the most popular questions writers ask other working writers - as if because they have produced screenplays or publish novels, that they somehow have the antidote to writer's block. Someone once told m

I found these somewhere and thought to share, feel free to add yours :) 1. It's frustrating. 2. Editing sucks. 3. Finishing is wonderful. 4. Its very easy to come up with excuses. 5. Its completely worth it. Ps: I personally enjoy the self-editing process.