How do you get out of your writers block?

So I've got eight book ideas that I've decided to write the plot outlines for. So far it's been a really good success but I'm stuck in the middle of the second to last storyline for one of the books and I can't think of anything to go for the last storyline. What do you guys do to get rid of your writers block?

Doing something else for a while, and listen to inspirational music. It works for me =)

I pretty much stick to it, write what I know is garbage but at least keep the creative process going. I aim for silly because at least I can practice something. Does it work? Sometimes. When it doesn't, I am immersed in some new story that's taken hold of me anyway.

I ignore it.

Take a walk.

I think it depends on how important the story is in your life. If you have more important things to do, by all means do them. As for the writer's block...there is a cure for that. Ask yourself questions about the story, like why is the character doing this or that, what reason do they have for feeling this way? Also if all else fails, visualize how you would want your story to end. Now that you have down that, build a bridge for the characters to get there. Personally, I think your best bet is to avoid a happy ending that comes easily to the hero/heroine. They have to struggle and have setbacks, but in the end everybody wants a happy ending. Even when heroes die they still accomplish things.

@lykopis said:

I pretty much stick to it, write what I know is garbage but at least keep the creative process going. I aim for silly because at least I can practice something. Does it work? Sometimes. When it doesn't, I am immersed in some new story that's taken hold of me anyway.

@knightofthechronicle: I am very busy and when I get around to writing I just try to get as much done as I can.

@knightofthechronicle: Take inspiration from other people and mix ideas, like razz said, Mix different stories, pick and choose little things from loads of media's and make something your own.

What I want to do is take traits from people I already admire and like and put those traits into my original character. At the same time I make sure to give them plenty of faults that would match with their strengths. For example, a brave person may seem ideal, but they may also take unnecessary risks.

I do acid or shrooms.

steambuy essay said:

I cannot simply ignore the writer's block. I get very angry and irritated and often write nonsense because of that. When I calm down, I split the narrative into several parts and start with the quirky one which I find the most ridiculous.

It more often depends on why you have a writer's block. In my case, it's usually when I'm tired or I may have read too much and then I just copy the style of the other authors. The same was after reading Codename Villanelle by Luke Jennings. What is the silliest thing to do to overcome a writer's block?

Watch anime, movies and television shows. read manga, comic books and novels. Then map out world building.

Look at how i want it to end. Weave my way backward.

Go eat some pie

I listen to music and hope I can envision fighting or having sex to it. I also drink loads of Mountain Dew and hop-up on pains meds.

just lock yourself in a room with no distractions for 12 hours and go at it