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hello Larry's pizza here again from writers life and this time interesting facts about writers and writing writers are fascinating and often eccentric creatures learning from those who have been and gone or are currently enjoying success can be a great way to boost your skills and find inspiration let's look at some weird and wonderful facts from the world of writing Peter bales an Elizabethan scribe was reported to have created a handwritten copy of the Bible so small that he could put it inside a walnut shell his motivation for doing so remains something of a mystery though Frederick von schiller left apples to rot in his desk apparently the smell of them decaying helped him focus on his writing heats to their own I guess some writers find inspiration strikes in the strangest places Edith Sitwell began her writing day by lying in an open coffin while vladimir nabokov and gertrude steamed both preferred writing while sitting in a parked car whatever keeps you productive right some authors prefer to shun technology and write the good old-fashioned way with a pen and paper celebrated author John Steinbeck was one such man and apparently used three hundred pencils to write his masterpiece East of Eden ever got so into your writing that your fingers hurt well did you know there's a word for it bogey got freer means writers cramp we've all heard of writer's block but if you want to impress your fellow writers with your intellect you might want to refer to it as colleague raffia instead we all know the importance of sticking to your writing edge no one tool is more seriously than author Graham Greene who would write 500 words a day exactly even if that meant stopping in the middle of a sentence others that like to keep things regimented include Anthony Trollope who would pace himself to write no more than 250 words every 50 minutes as writers we all have struggles to get over poor Agatha Christie had a particularly tough time as she suffered from dysgraphia meaning she was unable to write legibly so dictated all of her novels we all love The Cat in the Hat right well dr. Seuss was stucked for inspiration he apparently would head to his unique hats closet filled with hundreds of hats which he would try on until he felt inspired once more scrabble mint is a delightful word from the 17th century its meaning the writing of a rambling character like that of a madman do you have any fun facts about writers or writing why not share them with us in the comment section below this video and don't forget if you're struggling to write or finish your novel our free writers toolkit can help with it you'll learn how to overcome procrastination get organized stay focused find time to write and finally get your book published to get access to it now simply go to writers laughter org forward slash toolkit that's writers life to all forward slash toolkit that's it for now be sure to give us a thumbs up if you like this video and don't forget to subscribe to our channel for more I'm Peter and I'll be back again soon here on writers life with some more tips and advice for writers bye for now you