I like to bike. I am a computer genius and love reading. I eat healthy. I live in New York. I work in tech. I write computer programs. The computer program I wrote is good for grammar and editing. I will finish the program in the next couple of weeks. I am reading fiction.
I go to college. I'm studying English. I want to become a martial arts writer. I instruct Jiu-jitsu and am into martial arts. I'm allergic to dairy. I like coconut. I live in New York. I like to go bike riding. I have writer's block. I am unsure about what to write. I have classes. I think writing fiction is fun. I think writing non-fiction is less fun.
I am working on tailoring the program to non-fiction for you. That would be great!  I use grammarly now, but it's so expensive. I'd love to test the program for you!   Oh, yeah. Those programs try to lure you in with a simple version then charge you for the better features. Any specific fiction genre you write? I enjoy suspense/psychological thrillers.  It's emotionally grabbing, even when writing it.  Right now though I'm so blocked. It feels like every good idea in the world has already been written. I could see that. Hopefully the block goes away soon. Great that you're studying English. Maybe kick some ideas around with your classmates? I do meet with some in an outside group.  What usually helps me though is to write non-fiction for a while.  It's tedious and not nearly as much fun, but just the process of writing sometimes gets me kick-started.  Plus it helps pay the bills. Paying the bills is important. Countless movies have started with "based on actual events." Maybe just think about how different something could have ended had a few things been different, kind of like an alternate universe. Exactly.  Sometimes when I'm researching for a non-fiction piece, I stumble across something that makes me think like that, and then I get out of my rut.  Sounds like you now a bit about writing yourself! My hat's off to you creative types. Yeah, reading fiction can be a nice break from all the programming and can help deal with my own blocks. Also helps me think of what issues writers might encounter. Yes, that's what I was thinking. You couldn't write software like that without some idea of what the writing process is like, and what writers need.  I'm looking forward to you finishing the program so it can be tested! Ha ha, so am I! Maybe I should attend your writing group one of these days. Nothing drives me nuts like bad grammar. You know, that might be a good idea!  You could also probably get more ideas about what bells and whistles can be added to your software for greater utility!