Writer’s block: Helpful insights for struggling writers

Are you experiencing writer's block, struggling to get words on the page, or being haunted by your inner critic? Or perhaps you simply want to learn more about writing processes and gain practical strategies for academic writing?

This course may be just what you are looking for. It can help you develop a new perspective on writing and get your writing flowing again. Together, we will explore:

• What writer's block really is
• How to rethink your writing process
• Practical techniques you can start using immediately

Bonus tip: Bring a printed copy of your latest draft to the session.

This course is particularly relevant for PhD candidates, but may also be useful for master's students, academic staff, and writers of all kinds.

When:
September 3rd, 10:15-12:00
October 6th, 10:15-12:00
November 10th, 10:15-12:00

Duration:
2 x 45 minutes (15 minutes break from approx 11:00)

Where:
The course is held digitally in The Virtual library course room (the link launches Zoom)

Language:
English

Everyone is welcome! Registration gives us an indication of expected participation - and you a reminder the day before!