Hello @StuF wishing you some luck! Wanted to say many good writers have what is called Sun Mercury Cazimi. It is when Mercury is within the same degrees of the Sun.
Its otherwise known as Sun Conjunct Mercury in astrological talk. Conjunct is just a fancy term. You don't have to have Sun Conjunct Mercury in your natal astrological chart to benefit from it.
Next week on Friday is the beginning a Cazimi date. I find when its Cazimi, ideas flow rapidly and I get a lot of inspirational nuanced communication. Maybe set aside Friday and Saturday of next week to do a bit of writing. Its what writers involved with astrology do! They get incredible valuable ideas on paper. Anyway here is the transiting Cazimi or Sun Conjunct Mercury dates for next week on an astrological planetary table. Cazimi is the third listing down from the top where it says Sun Conjunct Mercury. It has a circle with a dot symbolising the Sun and the glyph for Mercury. Its exact on the 23rd but its energy begins on Friday. Trust me you will be a real brainiac on those kind of days.
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