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6 contributions to Writers Block
The Rewrite Trap
A lot of writers think they’re stuck because they “haven’t rewritten enough.” But sometimes the problem isn’t effort, it’s that the story is being pulled in too many directions at once. You rewrite chapter one. Then chapter three stops fitting. So you rewrite again. And again. At some point, rewriting becomes a way to avoid making a harder decision about what the story is actually about. I’ve noticed that when writers feel more confused after a rewrite, it’s usually not a craft issue, it’s a clarity issue. Has anyone else hit that point where rewriting stopped helping and started blurring the story instead?
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When Rewriting Stops Working
I’ve seen writers rewrite the same book three or four times and still feel stuck. At some point, rewriting stops helping.That’s usually the moment when the problem isn’t the writing itself, but the direction of the story. You can polish sentences forever and still miss the core issue. Sometimes clarity beats craft. Has rewriting ever made you feel more confused instead of clearer?
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@Michael Hembry That’s a big thing to carry, Michael. Wanting clarity that this is truly your purpose, not just something you’re “trying,” goes far beyond craft. And the fact that you’re thinking in terms of a worldwide series already says a lot about how seriously you see this. In my experience, that kind of clarity doesn’t come from praise alone, it comes from seeing whether the story can sustain itself and grow over time. When you think about that future series, what feels most solid to you right now: the world, the characters, or the core idea?
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That’s a really good foundation. Strong characters are what make readers stay; worldbuilding can always be expanded once that’s solid. When you think about the world, what feels most unclear right now, the rules, the history, or how it shows up on the page?
The Hardest Writing Question No One Likes Asking
At some point, most writers hit this quiet question: Is the story not working… or am I just not good enough yet? That uncertainty can be exhausting. You don’t know whether to push through, step back, rewrite, or let it rest. And because writing is so personal, that confusion often turns into self-doubt instead of clarity. I’ve noticed it’s not usually a lack of effort, it’s a lack of signal. When everything feels noisy, it’s hard to tell what actually needs fixing. I’m curious, when you feel stuck, what’s the part that weighs on you more: 1) Not knowing what to fix OR 2) Not knowing whether you can fix it?
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I have a book in me! ✍️
Hello everyone! I joined because FM’s mission to help women get their stories out really resonated with me. I’ve been sitting on an idea for a [Memoir/Children’s Book/Business Book] for a while, but I’ve struggled to cross the finish line on my own. I’m really looking forward to the templates and the "no-nonsense" guidance to finally get this done. It feels great to be in a space dedicated to diversifying the bookshelf. Excited to meet you all and cheer you on!
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This really resonates. Having the idea is one thing, but finishing it on your own can be surprisingly hard. Being in a space with structure and shared momentum makes such a difference. Glad you’re here, rooting for you as you bring it to life.
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Hi everyone 👋 I’m Vera Sephora, joining in from Atlanta. I’m currently working on a dark romance novel and a non-fiction book aimed at helping readers transform through storytelling. I’ve been writing since I was young and have ghostwritten and published 7 dark romance books on Amazon for authors, so I love seeing ideas turn into books people can actually feel. Looking forward to connecting with fellow writers here and cheering each other on as we complete our books!
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Hi @Sun Flo it’s so lovely to connect with you here! Thank you for your kind words. I truly believe stories can heal, challenge, and comfort readers, and it’s always a gift to bring them to life in a way that resonates. I’m excited to share and learn together on this journey too. Looking forward to your insights and to supporting each other here!
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Helping writers turn “almost ready” books into publish ready ones. Stories • Formatting • Audiobooks. I share fixes, not fluff.

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