Like a bottle of water in the desert, these potent little story-starters can seriously perk you up when you’re in the throes of writer’s block.Įven if you haven’t come to a total standstill, you might worry that your writing lacks originality, or that you’re constantly writing about the same tired subjects. But wait! In your writer’s survival kit you find your emergency writing prompts. You’re ready to renounce your pipe dream for what it is. You’re the only person for miles, and the one thing that can bail you out is your own imagination (which at this point is pretty parched). Imagine: the page before you is as vast and empty as the desert inspiration as elusive as water. Just as storytellers have evolved over the centuries, so have their tools: from clay to papyrus to parchment, reed swapped for quills swapped for biros, typewriters replaced by computers (though some of us still prefer to hear the keys clacking).Īnd today? Today, there are so many tools available that writers are spoilt for choice! So to properly equip you for every stage of the writing process, I’ve put together this guide that’ll point you in the direction of the most helpful writing resources to have in your author toolbelt. We’ve come a long way since the days of painting stories on cave walls.
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