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This is a companion workbook to Freewriting for Travel Writers: How to use a creative freewriting technique to improve your travel writing. It can also be used as a standalone creative travel writing workbook. <br/>If you need help powering through writer's block or getting out of a travel writing rut these fifty thought-provoking prompts are the vehicle you need to steer you towards creative confidence.<br/>If you’re not emotionally connecting with your topic, it is too easy to rely on using cliches or writing generic content that is similar to every other writer’s version. But when you use freewriting to tap into your subconscious you strip away that primary analytical layer and tap into the emotional core of how a destination or experience made you feel. <br/>The Freewriting for Travel Writers how to guide ebook and paperback books include a 100 travel writing prompts to get your freewriting creative juices flowing, and it's these prompts that are included in two companion workbooks (50 travel writing prompts each), so that you can step away from your keyboard and use pen and paper to practice your freewriting.<br/>This is book one. <br/>How to use this travel writing workbook<br/><br/>Choose the travel writing prompt you want to work on and set your timer. <br/>I’ve included a date and time limit box at the beginning of each prompt so that you can keep track of when you worked on the prompt and the length of your freewriting session.<br/>I’ve allotted you three full pages for each prompt, using pale grey lines so that if you don’t want to write between the lines your can set your creative spirit free without feeling constrained.<br/>There are spaces to capture blog post ideas and travel prompts for future freewriting sessions.<br/>You can also use this page to jot down any key learnings or things you experienced during your freewriting session. Was it fruitful? Did you struggle to concentrate? Were there lots of distractions? Did you get into the zone? Whatever