You have read the material. Your notes are packed, and you could explain the topic to a friend over a cup of tea. Then you open a blank document and nothing happens.
You type a sentence, delete it, shuffle a paragraph, and end up further from a finished essay than when you began.
Most people respond by researching more. Occasionally that helps. More often, the problem is not missing...
You’ve done the research. You’ve collected the stories, the figures and the opinions you earned the hard way. Then a friend reads your first chapters and says, kindly, “It’s interesting... I just got a bit lost.”
That sentence stings, and plenty of authors hear it.
Usually the writing isn’t the problem. You know your subject so well that every connection...
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