Writing.Com Newsletter Archives: March 2, 2016

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#7509:	Action/Adventure	by Cinn
A Pacing Lesson from YA Writers The effect of simplicity on the pacing of an action sequence How much detail is too much?

#7513:	Comedy	by Kit
The Humour in Politics Politics can be boring, frustrating, infuriating, even. Sometimes, though, it offers some comic relief. What is the funniest moment in politics that you can remember?

#7506:	Contests & Activities	by Gaby
Oh My Stars Giving reviews and rating items is not as easy as it seems What is your favorite thing about reviewing?

#7512:	Fantasy	by Dawn Embers
When to Edit that Fantasy Story Considering editing, rewriting and finding the time to get it done for fantasy and other stories. How do you find time to edit your stories? When do you think is a good time to start an edit?

#7503:	For Authors	by Vivian
Point of View Discussion of three points of view vs perspective Who tells the story?

#7510:	Horror/Scary	by Annette
Scary Eyes Eyes. The windows to our soul. Our dark soul. Who's staring at you through the window?

#7514:	Mystery	by Gaby
Antagonist Getting to know the bad guy. How detailed is your antagonist?

#7508:	Noticing Newbies	by JACE
Using WritingML Use Writing.Com's markup language, WritingML, to enhance your writing. How do you enhance your writing using Writing.Com's features?

#7504:	Poetry	by Stormy Lady
Pablo Neruda The life and poetry of Pablo Neruda n/a

#7502:	Romance/Love	by Steph O'Bee
Doubt Doubt = internal conflict. Is Doubt the salt that ruins a romance?

#7507:	Short Stories	by Jay's debut novel is out now!
Repetition, Repetition, Repetition Using repeating words, elements, or themes can enhance meaning in a short story. How have you used repetition to invoke more meaning in your stories?

#7505:	Spiritual	by Dawn Embers
An Elf Review of Yoga Some thoughts from trying out yoga for almost a month. Have you ever tried yoga? Would you?

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