It happens to everyone. You can't form a single sentence to save your life, even in the middle of a brilliant idea. Things just don't seem to connect and you're rethinking the entire plot of your story. Writer's block is seemingly inevitable, and who knows how long it will last? But no worry, there are some exercises you can use to help get things going again.
The best thing for a writer to do is to keep the pencil moving, no matter what. Sometimes this means resorting to writing about some fairly mundane things. However, if done properly, this can be quite an interesting experience. The first step: go outside.
