‘My agent thought the first hundred pages were the best thing I’d ever written, and wanted the rest as soon as possible. When I delivered the next two hundred and fifty pages, she wasn’t quite so enthusiastic.’
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‘In the afternoons where once I had written, I sat feeling depressed and lethargic. I tried exercise, baking, gardening and knitting. Then I got knitter’s block. ‘
‘That lengthy exile from the world of words not only halted my novel, it made the terrible thing itself so much harder to bear.’
‘The cure for writer’s block lies in recognising our errors and rectifying them; working creatively to solve problems.’