Writing.Com Newsletter Archives: July 29, 2015

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#7121:	Action/Adventure	by blue jellybaby
Time for Adventure Thinking about the time it takes to go off and have an adventure! Do you have time to consider time when having fun?

#7127:	Comedy	by Waltz Invictus
Hoarders Too Another take on having lots of stuff Am I going to need this someday?

#7128:	Contests & Activities	by 🦄🏳️‍🌈Sapph
Challenge Yourself Challenge yourself when either entering activities or running them How can you push the envelope and challenge yourself to get the most out of contests and activities?

#7126:	Drama	by Kitti the Red-Nosed Feline
Writing Drama For A Younger Audience Kids love drama, but how do you write a story that won't upset them, without being patronizing? Which novel, or novel series, was your favourite when you were a child?

#7129:	Fantasy	by Waltz Invictus
Sex Oh, now you're paying attention How explicit should I be?

#7125:	For Authors	by Fyn-elf
Choice, Decision, or Simply Was? Looking back to when I first realized that writing would be an intrinsic part of who I was then and who I would become. When did you realize that writing was in your blood, that you needed to write? Can you pinpoint a moment or time frame?

#7119:	Horror/Scary	by blue jellybaby
Written in History Coming up with new story ideas is a challenge for us all, why not try something new? Ever wondered how to find new inspiration?

#7130:	Mystery	by Jeff
Real Flaws Creating characters whose flaws have an impact on the story. What's your favorite character flaw from fiction, movies, or television?

#7120:	Noticing Newbies	by A Non-Existent User
Focusing on Goals A look at Camp Nano and potential failure Did you participate in Camp Nano?

#7123:	Romance/Love	by Dawn Embers
Independence and Dependence in Romance A look at how characters can be independent and dependent in a romance and some thoughts on both. Should a character have some level of independence in a romance story?

#7122:	Short Stories	by Leger~
From A Wayside in Indiana The workings of a rest stop or people watching with a burger and fries. Let's surf Roadside America! Where do you get your story ideas? I reveal one of mine.

#7124:	Spiritual	by Gaby
Life's Experiences Interpreting raw feelings onto the page Are you able to put exact words as an interpretation to your feelings?

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