Writing.Com Newsletter Archives: September 9, 2015

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#7201:	Action/Adventure	by Kate - Writing & Reading
A Quest for Adventure The quest to find, to discover, something known or unknown, is ever an adventure.. A quest can be a mystery, but a mystery need not be a quest.

#7198:	Comedy	by Ẃeβ࿚ẂỉԎḈĥ
Of Birthdays, Anniversaries, and Itches! Celebrating anniversaries can raise questions ... Does the "Seven Year Itch" really exist?

#7207:	Contests & Activities	by Leger~
Party Aftermath The balloons are deflated, all the party cups picked up...and you're feeling dazed and burned out. What to do? What birthday activity or contest did you like the most?

#7200:	Drama	by Cinn
Tears That Don't Trickle How to write about crying without cliched phrases. Can tears dance or explore or wander across the cheeky plains?

#7203:	Fantasy	by Prosperous Snow celebrating
Speculative Poetry What is speculative poetry? Have you written a Scifaiku recently?

#7205:	For Authors	by Dawn Embers
NaNoWriMo: Prepare or Procrastinate? How much does one need to prepare in advance before National Novel Writing Month? Do you spend time preparing or doing any types of notes before writing a novel? If so, how much do you do?

#7199:	Horror/Scary	by LJPC - the tortoise
6 Types of Cliffhangers This newsletter is about how to write scene-ending cliffhangers filled with tension. How can you make your book "unputdownable"?

#7202:	Mystery	by Arakun the twisted raccoon
Don't believe everything you read Unreliable narrators Are you lying to me?

#7208:	Noticing Newbies	by Sara♥Jean
Try Something New! Here are some activities you may not have noticed yet. Try something new to get involved! What new thing would you like to try around the site to get involved? Are you going to host, or enter?

#7206:	Poetry	by Fyn
Get Naked! (No, not literally!) The best poetry shows vulnerability, a depth of emotion and a true reality. How do you strip away the layers to get down to the real hiding underneath?

#7204:	Romance/Love	by Lonewolf
Romantic Story endings It's been said that the most important parts of any written work is the first statement and the last word. n/a

#7195:	Short Stories	by Shannon
The Green-Eyed Monster "Jealousy is the tie that binds, and binds, and binds." ~ Helen Rowland n/a

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