Writing Prompts For When Writer's Block Hits
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If you're a writer you've probably experienced that horrible moment when you don't know what to write. You've had so many ideas in the past but just then, your mind empties itself and you have no idea what to write. You had stared blankly at your page willing the words to come into your mind and then onto the paper. But you just can't find them. It's times like these when Prompts come in handy. Prompts do a lot of the work for you you leaving you with as much or creative freedom you want.
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