Writing.Com Newsletter Archives: June 8, 2016

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#7687:	Action/Adventure	by Leger~
Action Adventures in Interactives Some of these might seem a bit off the wall, but they're created from someone's imagination. Have you explored some of the fetish interactives? Take a peek.

#7683:	Comedy	by Marci Missing Everyone
Grumpy Bumpy How your life is ruined at 10-years old. What are some awful nicknames you give to your children?

#7678:	Contests & Activities	by spidey
Deadlines If you miss a deadline, you'll miss out! How do you keep up with deadlines?

#7685:	Drama	by NaNoKit
Incorporating Evil The Milgram experiment has shown that evil can come in many different forms... What is your favourite dark drama story/novel?

#7679:	Fantasy	by Robert Waltz
Villain Motivation Writing the bad guy What drives an antagonist?

#7686:	For Authors	by Jeff
Social Media Presence Considerations for an author looking to maintain a social media presence. Do you use social media to promote your writing? What's your social media platform of choice?

#7681:	Mystery	by Arakun the twisted raccoon
But everybody knows that... Common misconceptions in mystery stories Is everything we "know" really true?

#7680:	Noticing Newbies	by Tornado Dodger
What Is a MOOC? Learn about MOOC's and what they can do for you and how it can improve your writing. What kind of MOOC's do you like the best?

#7677:	Poetry	by Red Writing Hood <3
Summertime Celebrations with Poetry June brings weddings, graduations & Father’s Day parties. This month poetry forms reminiscent of June celebrations. What do you celebrate in the month of June? How will you choose to mark this celebration?

#7684:	Romance/Love	by NaNoKit
Don't Be Ashamed Of Romantic Comedy! You'll hardly ever find it on people's bookshelves, but Romantic Comedy has its place. Which romantic hero or heroine do you most identify with, and why?

#7682:	Short Stories	by Dawn Embers
Is June-August a Time for Short Stories? A question of writing focus during the months of June, July and August in relation to novels versus short stories. Are you going to focus on short stories in June-August?

#7676:	Spiritual	by Shannon
Seven Deadly Sins Centuries pass and civilizations crumble, yet our infatuation with sin never dies. n/a

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