Posted on 28/02/04
What's the opposite of writer's block?
Many novelists, poets, journalists and diarists know the pain and frustration of writer's block -- the persistent presence of the blank page, the gripping fear of creative sterility.However, few have experienced writer's block's bizarre counterpart: hypergraphia. Imagine living with the compulsive need to scrawl away constantly, scribbling on notebooks, napkins, walls, even skin.
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