Writer’s block.
I’d swear, but I haven’t the imagination to make it worthwhile.
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*hugs*
*passes some writers’ un-blocker*
*trusts Reed to decide for herself what form it takes, laxatives and drain rods both being, in their way, deeply unpleasant metaphors*
*perhaps a nice white linen hankercheif, sprinkled with eucalyptus?*
(Pouring libation to Reed’s muse) I hope that works.
What?! Oh no! How can you have writer’s block when you were doing so well?
Sending you opening energy.
*Rubs Reeds feet in the hopes it gets the circulation going.*
Try using a generator:
http://www.seventhsanctum.com/
Especially good if you have aliens and warlords in your story. Even if you don’t, giving them a guest appearance might be amusing.
That’s a great site. I demand that Reeds novel contains a dragonling in there somewhere now. I don’t care if it’s entirely inappropriate: it’s got to go in.
*Looks humble and thankful and grateful and massaged and encouraged, but would also like to point out she has spent entirely too much time playing about on Seventh Sanctum now.*