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1) Write what I know. Using my own life experience makes writing easier. No research required. 2) Keep the plot in mind. I will inevitably stray, but as long as I get back, it's good enough for a webnovel. 3) Stay away from mind-numbing agents. When I am numb, I cannot write. Going crazy...

Whenever I feel my sanity slipping, I start writing. It is a need rather than a choice. Consider why you write. Why do you need to write? If you do no need to, then don't.

Don't tell me everything, leave some mystery. Don't spell it out. Of course, I am guilty of that myself more often than I would like.

Music! Turn on the music and keep going until you find a song that flows. Then let your ideas loose. You can always revise later.

Story first, plot second, then the chapters just flow. Let it change and grow, but prune off excess.

Mate, stay away from drunk girls. They are more fun when they don't throw up all over you. If it is for a book, you are good.

Mate, loved the first paragraph. Keep the dancing and drinking. ... It does not flow with the description. You are talking about this crater and the here and now. Use that 100% before moving on to the past. You need to change it a little. E. g., 'they do not know that someone is...

Powerthesaurus is good. Or just skip said completely: "I like candy." "Which kind?" "The right kind."

You're too smart mates. Candy Eyes. Crazy Poppers. Traffic lights. Boomslangs. Algal eyes. Jaspers.

Yes. Free your mind from the shackles mate and let the ideas flow.