Writer’s block hits everyone — even the most creative minds! When it happens to me, I find it helps to listen to music, go for walks, or create storyboards. Sometimes I even find a picture of someone who looks like a character I’m writing about, print it, and put it on a board — it helps me imagine how they would speak, act, or ask questions in the story. I’d love to hear your strategies too. How do you get unstuck when writing slows down? Drop your tips below so we can all build a little writers’ toolkit together!

I’m excited to start sharing my podcast interviews with people already working in television, where they give tips, insights, and advice for success in the industry. I’ll be dropping the links here in the group so you can listen, learn, and be inspired. We’re kicking things off with my chat with TV legend Derek Griffiths, who shares his experience, storytelling tips, and what it takes to keep connecting with an audience after decades on screen. https://open.spotify.com/episode/3Jpx3UwvZfJSD2Oql9xmCJ?si=NjB65vy0S_O1auaWxyItgw

Hi everyone, I’m Lorna J Child, a writer, storyteller, and podcast/radio enthusiast. I created Ink & Air to be a creative space where words meet voice — a place for writers, podcasters, and storytellers to share, learn, and grow together. Here you’ll find: - 📚 Book recommendations and writing inspiration - 🎙️ Podcast clips and radio tips - 🎛️ Gear and tools for your creative projects - 🌱 Motivational pieces to help you keep going This is a supportive, no-judgment space, so feel free to post, ask questions, or just watch and learn. To start: introduce yourself in the comments! Tell us: - Your name / creative passion - Your current project or dream project - One thing you want to learn or achieve here Let’s make this a place where creativity thrives — on page and on air!