Writing.Com Newsletter Archives: December 16, 2015

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#7370:	Comedy	by Robert Waltz
The War on Christmas Oh, it's ON. Will YOU pick the winning side?

#7378:	Contests & Activities	by 🦄🏳️‍🌈Sapph
The Next Big Thing What will the next big thing be? A contest, an auction or raffle? Will you be the one to create it? Are you going to be the one to create the next big contest or activity that has everyone talking?

#7373:	Drama	by NaNoKit
The Drama of Christmas Jingles all the way? That would be nice. Unfortunately, Christmas isn't always that merry. What was your most frustrating Christmas, and why?

#7371:	Fantasy	by Robert Waltz
The Priest Fantasy Archetypes: The Priest Who is The Priest?

#7374:	For Authors	by Fyn
Observations Over a December Weekend As ever, the world around you is an excellent source of details to use in your writing Ever come across a person or a scenario and thought, 'Hmm, I need to work this into my next book?'

#7377:	Mystery	by Jeff
Constructive Criticism A reaction to the disheartening news of writers thinking they should give up after bad reviews. How do you handle mean, unhelpful, or just plain bad feedback to your work?

#7369:	Noticing Newbies	by A Non-Existent User
If you don't need it... Cut it... A look at editing your work with an eye toward finding what clutters rather than advances your story Do you have a hard time cutting scenes?

#7368:	Poetry	by Kate - Writing & Reading
Tell the Story In Verse Narrative poetry may not always look like poetry, until you listen ... Do all poems tell a story?

#7372:	Romance/Love	by Dawn Embers
Holiday Touches and Character Quirks A few things about the holidays that can add a nice touch to character development in romance. What holiday scent or quark does your main POV character have in the story that shows their character?

#7375:	Short Stories	by Leger~
Managing Time Watching good intentions blow across the lawn like tinsel from a tree at the curb. How are you managing to find time to write over the holidays?

#7366:	Spiritual	by A Non-Existent User
Yuletide & the Return of the Sun When Darkness Turns to Light How do you celebrate this time of the year? Do you celebrate it at all?

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