All writers are guilty of it: it’s natural and it can be a pain in the nether regions. What is it? I call it Writers’ Avoidance Syndrome or WAS for short.
It can manifest itself in many ways, for example, when you get up and the story has been bubbling away in the back of your mind (SAS: Subconscious Advancement of Story), you sit down to begin work then suddenly decide to bake some scones, wash your hair or gather up the autumn leaves.
See what I mean? Such resistance can be lethal when you should be writing but instead feel compelled to do something - anything - else and it can show itself in many forms, some of which I will mention from time to time.
So the leaves are all gone, the plastic storage boxes are crammed with cherry scones and what is left of my hair is spotless.
Any other suggestions, please...?
Yes, I know what you mean Graham, I do this when I have assignments due. It's also called ritualising...
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