Writing.Com Newsletter Archives: May 11, 2016

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#7641:	Action/Adventure	by Legerdemain
Are you in the mafia? Don't know if I'm describing my character correctly, but not sure I want to find out from someone up close and personal. Do you ever get stuck describing something you know nothing about?

#7631:	Comedy	by Marci Missing Everyone
Cliche or Not Cliche Taking old sayings and cliches and turning them into modern and funny quips. What is a favorite cliche and how can you turn it into a joke?

#7634:	Contests & Activities	by spidey
Let's Talk Intros Intros can be just as important as titles What can your intro do for you?

#7639:	Drama	by Kit
Life's Little Dramas The little dramas of life can help the reader relate to your characters. What was your most embarrassing moment, that still pops up in your dreams?

#7635:	Fantasy	by Robert Waltz
Out of Time, Part 3 Back to the Future! How do we get to the future?

#7640:	For Authors	by Jeff
Flex Goals Goals are so much easier to reach when you're flexible about how they're defined and how you get there. What goals do you have for yourself? Can you introduce some flexibility in order to make them more attainable?

#7636:	Mystery	by Arakun the Twisted Raccoon
Beware the femme fatale Dangerous women in mystery stories How can a beautiful woman be evil?

#7637:	Noticing Newbies	by Brooke - Is it Spring yet?
Tom Kelly's Bottle House Sometimes the strangest things spark a story. Never underestimate the power of the mundane. Where do you find inspiration?

#7633:	Poetry	by Red Writing Hood <3
Challenge Yourself Discover some poetic ways to challenge and exercise your writing muscles. What's your favorite way to challenge yourself in poetry writing?

#7632:	Romance/Love	by Annette
Spoiled Romance Yields Epic Stories Hell Hath No Fury as a Woman Scorned Would you believe it if I told you that the most unrelated stories come from spurned love?

#7638:	Short Stories	by Kate - Writing & Reading
Perspective(s) The myth of multiple points of view in short stories? Are there multiple points of view in short stories, or is it a question of perception?

#7616:	Spiritual	by Shannon
An Introduction to Mudras Health is in your hands. n/a

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