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Re: Newsletter Deadline Looms.. Writers Block hangs about like a miasma... - steve... - 08-26-2010

How about a list or review of local resources: Sporting good stores, shooting ranges, gunsmiths, etc.?







Re: Newsletter Deadline Looms.. Writers Block hangs about like a miasma... - haikuman - 08-26-2010

How about pickup trucks, gun racks and road kill *(:>*


Re: Newsletter Deadline Looms.. Writers Block hangs about like a miasma... - clay - 08-26-2010

do a top-10 list of some sort: top 10 things to not forget when going hunting. top 10 gun maintenance tips, etc


Re: Newsletter Deadline Looms.. Writers Block hangs about like a miasma... - J-J- - 08-26-2010

an index of back issues with articles for reference.

or leave the pages blank and put "notes" at the top.


Re: Newsletter Deadline Looms.. Writers Block hangs about like a miasma... - TheTominator - 08-26-2010

J-J- wrote:
or leave the pages blank and put "notes" at the top.

Or leave the pages blank and put

These pages intentionally shot with blanks.

at the bottom.


Re: Newsletter Deadline Looms.. Writers Block hangs about like a miasma... - Doc - 08-26-2010

Writers Block hangs about like a miasma...

Bad metaphor. Bad. Down boy.

...

I used to edit a magazine where we inevitably needed a few pages of filler every month.

I usually wrote the filler myself, under a pseudonym.

We had a big enough archive that when I was stuck for ideas I could go through some of the earliest publications and find subjects worth updating.

Sometimes I'd take a couple of friends to lunch, buy them a couple of beers each and have them pitch the craziest things they could come up with. The sillier, the better. I'd write the ideas down on a legal pad and when I needed filler I'd have someone pick something randomly from the list. I'd then write something on that topic, no matter how awful I thought the topic was. That was some of the best writing I've ever done.