Ask the Author: Fernando Gros
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Fernando Gros
Writer's block is a product of fear and of staring for too long at a blank page. Always have your previous work in front of you and figure out where your fears come from and seek help to deal with them.
Fernando Gros
Having an excuse to eavesdrop on other people's conversations.
Fernando Gros
Get in the habit of observing everyday details and describing them well at every opportunity, not just in your daily writing, but in emails, social media shares and most importantly, day to day conversations.
Fernando Gros
I have just started my next book, which will be a collection of essays, stories and artwork around the theme of the lived human experience (OK, it's still early stages).
Fernando Gros
I find a question, topic or story keeps rattling around my mind for days on end and the only release is to put it down on in written form.
Fernando Gros
No Missing Tools was written in response to many questions sent via email, asked on social media and posed to me over coffee meetings and during conversations at conferences and other events.
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