Here's one to chill the writers among you:
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Dexter had given it all up to be a writer: the salary, the
power, the perks and the pension. His head was clear of that corporate
nonsense, his energy released from servitude. No more did he have to cram his
creative output into fevered bursts at the crack of dawn or late into the
night. He would write all day.
But nothing came. Instead of the wonderworld of a living
imagination, where angels danced, sparks flew and treasures were crafted, he appeared
to be working with a block of wood.
He had no talent. He had no job. Dexter panicked.