Tag Archives: Writer’s block

Writer’s block: Brainstorming to beat the block

Posted on December 22, 2009 by Bean

I’ve been playing with words all my life, but no matter what genre I was engaged in, from limericks to legal thesis, there were always times of writer’s block.  Recently I began blogging and I found this phenomenon followed me … Continue reading →

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Writing tips for Journal Blogs

Posted on August 10, 2008 by Bean

Feeling stuck with your blog? Want to start a blog but not sure where to start? Journal blogs can be really helpful, even cathartic at times. People have benefitted from journal writing for years and now online journals give you … Continue reading →

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TrackBacks & Pingbacks: Building the Blogosphere

Posted on May 26, 2008 by Bean

Why in the world would I want to talk about someone else’s blog on MY blog? Pingbacks or trackbacks are vital aspects of blogging because: It provides additional context to your own opinions and ideas Other blogs are a source … Continue reading →

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Daily Life Blogging: How to handle writer’s block

Posted on April 24, 2008 by Bean

It happens to every writer. There are those days when your creative fountain of ideas has run dry and you are confronted with an empty screen.  Journal or diary bloggers could just detail their errands and comings and going, but that … Continue reading →

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