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Modern devices like laptops are designed to be ‘jack-of-all-trades’ tools that can be used to do almost anything you want.  While technology has made amazing strides in global connectivity and communication, it may be stifling your productivity and creative potential.  We've got a solution.

Is writer's block real or is it just an excuse made by writers to procrastinate? Our in-depth guide looks into the science behind writer's block and provides 6 scientifically backed ideas to help you be more productive and creative.

Writing can be an isolating experience, and the struggles that come with being a writer are best understood by other writers.  Whether it's constructive criticism, help with marketing, or just some general support, here are some of the best writing communities on the internet that can help you hone your craft.

Words are hard.  Every writer can use a little motivational push from time to time - check out our list of motivational quotes from famous writers that will help you break writer's block and have you cranking out words in a hurry.

As a writer, you generally don’t have the benefit of imagery to go along with your words, so instead, you need to find simple and effective ways to paint vivid mental pictures for your readers. Ideally, you want your writing to be richly descriptive without using long-winded explanations.

Writing prompts, around which you start writing ideas, have been a great tool to help Freewriters defeat writer’s block and swiftly put pen to paper. The Astrohaus team has 60 writing prompts to get you into your writing flow.