I Tried the World’s Most Dangerous Writing Tool

I survived and I live to tell: it’s amazing

Zita Fontaine

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When it comes to writing there is one thing that is really difficult to overcome, the writer’s block. I don’t know any fellow writer who hasn’t been there, complaining about being stuck and being miserable about the blank page yelling at them.

There are all sorts of tools and techniques to fight writer’s block and it’s definitely something that you need to sort out if you want to write consistently.

When I am already in the flow, I usually can keep going, but sometimes my imposter syndrome and my writer's block stop me from getting started.

I found squibler.io by accident and it was intriguing enough for me to give it a try.

Don’t stop writing, or all progress will be lost.

This is what the Most Dangerous Writing App says when you arrive on their writing prompt section. Menacing, right?

You need to keep writing or you risk losing all your work. If you stop typing, the text starts to fade away and will be gone forever just after 5 seconds. At that point, everything written will be lost and there is no way of getting it back.

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Zita Fontaine
Zita Fontaine

Written by Zita Fontaine

Writer. Dreamer. Hopeless romantic. Newsletter: zita.substack.com Email me: zitafontaine (at) gmail

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