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I have not written anything for months. Is that recoverable?

Usually, and it is far more common than anyone admits publicly. The recovery is almost never about motivation. It is about re-establishing a small, regular, externally accountable writing pattern, starting from something much smaller than the chapter you are avoiding.

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