The Writer's Block is a large, heavy cube, presumably made out of wood. The idea is to place it on one's desk so one can't write there anymore. He presented it to Hobbes in its only appearance. When Hobbes dismisses the idea, Calvin laments that he must be years ahead of his time. The Writer's Block never appeared again.
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| - The Writer's Block is a large, heavy cube, presumably made out of wood. The idea is to place it on one's desk so one can't write there anymore. He presented it to Hobbes in its only appearance. When Hobbes dismisses the idea, Calvin laments that he must be years ahead of his time. The Writer's Block never appeared again.
- Writer's Block is the third full-length album released by the Metalcore band Evergreen Terrace in 2004. It contains mostly covers of songs that influenced the band.
- Writer's block was a term used to describe lack of inspiration that left a writer unable to continue. In 2373, in the aftermath of the Insurrection Alpha holonovel, a relieved Tom Paris expressed his gratefulness that Kathryn Janeway didn't get writer's block before plotting a suitable escape. (VOY: "Worst Case Scenario")
- Writer's Block is the tenth episode of Power Rangers Rebirth: Origin. This episode deals with Joanna and Maria involving themselves in danger to get a story of a ruthless Dominican crime lord selling Malastarian weapons on the black market. It is the third year of reconstruction and takes place two years before the events of Power Rangers: Rebirth. It is also where Maria publishes her book, co-authored with Joanna on their experiences of the Malastarian War.
- Brendon gets a bad case of the writer's block just before the Writers Fair.
- Quest 0/10 Defeat the Southpyre Scouts 0/10 Defeat the Southpyre Missionaries
- Writer's Block is an award-winning drama brickfilm by Kevin Horowitz and Jacob Schwartz. It is about a man trying to write a story who is transported to a surreal world.
- Writer's Block is (note to self: check other wikis for ideas on how to introduce an article) Writer's Block is a disease that causes only writers to get constipated, The Writer's Bloc was a coalition of angry writers that tried to conquer the world... Wait, I misspelled it...wow...I just can't spel anything write today... The Writer's Block Act of 1897 was a bill passed by the senate that decreed all writers who have writer's block will...(follow up on this) "Sir, did you write this?" "Why yes I did!" "Well it sucks, you're going to jail!" "Oh no!" Image:Aybabtu.gif The show stars Oprah
- The Writer's Block is a personification of a lack of ideas. Its appearance is that of a block with cat ears, paws, and tail with its name on the side. It appears in filler comics to torment Dan when Dan is suffering from writer's block, though it has also appeared once in the main story, if only in Susan's mind.
- Writer's block is a writing condition in which an author loses the ability to produce new work. The condition varies widely in intensity. It can be trivial, a temporary difficulty in dealing with the task at hand, or a possibility that burnout may be occuring.
- Someone struggles with putting pen to paper and can't get their thoughts out. Regardless of whether it's something as simple as a school report or as complex as a full-length novel, they just can't bring themselves to write what they want. This tends to involve one of two things: either someone tackling a temporary writing assignment, or someone who writes for a living. Often, to get past it, the person in question has to overcome some kind of mental block in order to continue writing. A World of Cardboard Speech may happen as the character breaks their restraints and moves forward.
- It's painful. I can't imagine a more disheartening sight than the blank page that sat before me, draining my will to go on like some kind of celestial leech, any sense of motivation and creativity slowly oozing out of my body as I wither and squirm. Once this is done, I'm going to find an awful lot to write about...
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