There comes short and brutal little periods where I am incapable of writing anything.
Words don’t come, they stay locked away or they just never existed.
This is a problematical thing when I’ve decided that I have to write every single day, whether I want to or not.
So I have drag each word out in painful extractions that take too long time. Here comes one word, followed by a second ripped out from some pulpy deep-rooted place. One by one they come out and I line them up on the white page.
It’s writing at its most unpleasant; where it’s all I can do to keep the sentences going. There’s no joy in it; just a mechanical process to get this task done. It’s writing where I keep glancing at the word count.
The only good thing is that I can be done very soon. I think I’ve written almost enough to satisfy the requirements I’ve set up for myself during this month.
And we’re done.
Dylan Charles
The Dylan Charles Blog 
Don’t you take requests for topic ideas??
I COULD take requests. That might help.
How many words do you write a day? My goal is 2000. My average is 300. Is it hard to find time or just to write?
It depends. My job can eat up an entire day, but I usually do have enough time. It’s just difficult for me to get started.
Amen