Writing.Com Newsletter Archives: November 18, 2015

Printed from https://shop.writing.com/main/newsletters/action/archives/date/1447822800

Writing.Com Newsletters for November 18, 2015 | Previous Week | Next Week


#7326:	Comedy	by Waltz in the Lonesome October
Critters Funny animals What's the easiest funny to find?

#7332:	Contests & Activities	by 🦄🏳️‍🌈Sapph
Contest Judging Guidelines What do contest judges go through and what would you be getting into if you judge a contest? Being a contest judge can be tough. Can you handle it?

#7329:	Drama	by Kit
On Courage and Kindness No matter the situation, there are always those who are good, and brave, and kind. Those who make a difference. What is the nicest thing anyone has ever done for you?

#7325:	Fantasy	by Waltz in the Lonesome October
The Thief Fantasy Archetypes: The Thief Who was that masked bandit?

#7328:	For Authors	by Fyn-dragon
Combatting Holiday Madnesses The time quickly approaching when the reasons get lost in the season... What's your favorite trick to avoid getting buried?

#7323:	Horror/Scary	by blue jellybaby
Two Halves of One There can always be two sides to the coin. Do you think it's possible to be both good and evil?

#7330:	Mystery	by Jeff-o'-lantern 🎃
Thrillers as a Primary Genre Categorizing thrillers as their own genre rather than a subset of another genre like action or mystery. Do you think thrillers are their own primary genre, or are they a subset of other genres like action or mystery?

#7324:	Noticing Newbies	by A Non-Existent User
It Doesn't Write Itself A look at writing or not as the case may be. How often do you wish the story would just write itself?

#7321:	Poetry	by Elle
A Perpetual Poetry Pupil As poets, are we limited to a single style that defines us or can we evolve and grow, changing our personal style? At what point can we remove the 'learner' label and consider ourselves fully educated poets?

#7322:	Romance/Love	by Dawn Embers
A Love of Touch or No Touchy? A consideration of different comfort levels characters have when it comes to being touched by others. Does your main character like to be touched and does the fact come up in your story?

#7327:	Short Stories	by Dawn Embers
Try a Collection with a Common Thread A ramble about options when it comes to writing a collection of stories. Would you write a collection of stories with same main characters or just set things in the same world?

Total 11 newsletters found.

For newsletters before June 2005, please see: "Writing.Com Newsletter Archives"

Printed from https://shop.writing.com/main/newsletters/action/archives/date/1447822800