I'd rather say to go back to your old ideas then wait for new ones, because it'll probably be a little easier to work out the plot and stuff instead of trying to make an entirely new story where you need to do the chapters again and do other stuff that's important, including the characters, considering they're a total pain to figure out how they'll look like, what mask they wear, etc. ><

But still, when doing new ideas it gets hard to have one idea and then think of a new one, since it'll keep on going until finally you have too much stuff. Which happens to me all the time. But either way, if you have an idea you might want to finish old ideas and start to do new ideas after old junk is finally done, if you know what I mean.

Keep in mind that this is just some advice. Do whatever is better for you and doesn't get in the way of other things, 92.

EDIT: Also, Happy New Year.

Happy New Year and all the best for 2010.

As for your projects do what you think is right. Make the choice you think will help you improve your writing skills.

Once again have a great new year.

Happy new year! As I said on Ice's blog, let's hope for a brilliant year in F1 too!

I know exactly what you mean about the writing thing. It's so frustrating when that happens. But, what I do is just simply jot down all my ideas for that story in bullet-point form, and then I just move on to something else until I feel like writing it. Or I may write down the ideas I have, and then try to imagine the scene and expand on those ideas, and then finally get to writing them out. Or sometimes I'll go back to really old ideas that I haven't worked on in a while, and do the same process with those [reading them over, trying to imagine/expand, etc.].

But, what may work for one person may not work for another, so just try doing different things and hopefully you'll discovr what works for you.

And a very happy New Year to you, Tifosi.