Ask the Author: Yefon Isabelle
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Yefon Isabelle
Some call it dreams but I term it, visions. I startled from sleep after having the most mindblowing vision of all times. so, I decided to write it down, make it more sensible and expatiate on it. Hopefully, readers come to cherish the depth of the storyline as I do. But most times, storylines just come to my head as an idea, and I expatiate on it.
Yefon Isabelle
Every day, every activity, every experience is a story prompt. Every thought and action cant prompt a story in my mind. I am very open to possibilities—asking questions of wonder in confusion can bring in ideas that ultimately lead to stories. I also find that meditation helps immensely.
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Yefon Isabelle
First, of all, write down every idea that comes to mind no matter how small— you don't know how useful that idea can be in situations you don't expect.
secondly, read as much as possible it improves grammar, punctuation and sentence structures. And lastly, be patient if you do not get recognition at first —it comes with great work and dedication. A good thing never hides. No matter how long it takes.
secondly, read as much as possible it improves grammar, punctuation and sentence structures. And lastly, be patient if you do not get recognition at first —it comes with great work and dedication. A good thing never hides. No matter how long it takes.
Yefon Isabelle
When your ideas and thoughts become manifested and materialised in ink, it is the best thing ever. Being able to create a world from scratch and seeing it relished by readers, holding your book in your hand and thinking of the books you've read from famed authors, seeing yourself in the same league as them, is the best feeling and thing for me being a writer.
Yefon Isabelle
Sometimes, we get caught up in other things. we are not only writers but other things as well. Some are parents, wives etc. Experiencing a block might be effects of stress from our other activities. I find that the best strategy to combat writer's block is to take a recess from writing. rest for a few days, gather energy, solve all the stressful situations and your mindset will be up to standard after gaining clarity. That is exactly how I deal with it.
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