Writing.Com Newsletter Archives: June 22, 2016

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#7703:	Action/Adventure	by Cinn
Setting a Date Thoughts on writing a story set in the past, present, or near-future. Is it necessary to know the precise era in which your story takes place?

#7705:	Comedy	by Gaby
Born With It It's not easy being funny What's the funniest bad thing that's ever happened to you?

#7707:	Contests & Activities	by Gaby
Challenge yourself No one can present the ultimate challenge in writing unless you're open to it. When entering a contest, what is your main goal?

#7711:	Drama	by Dawn Embers
What Grabs Reader's Attention A couple of spots to consider when posting drama stories on WDC to get people to read them. What do you do in order to catch a reader's attention? As a reader, do you focus on title or the intro/description?

#7710:	Fantasy	by Dawn Embers
Pets/Animals in Fantasy A look at some pets and other animals used in fantasy. What type of pet or animal do you have in your story? Is that animal an important character?

#7700:	For Authors	by Vivian
Some Tips for Crime/Mystery Writers Using details correctly adds to the writing of crime, mystery, suspense, or action manuscripts. Can someone really jump up and rejoin the mayhem after a knock on the head?

#7704:	Horror/Scary	by Kate - Writing & Reading
Trapped Where what's outside is more scary than what's inside. If you are told you are in a safe place, by someone else, do you believe or do you challenge?

#7706:	Mystery	by Gaby
What's your pleasure? Following your gut - instinct! Do you have to figure out who the bad guy is or do you like to be told?

#7701:	Noticing Newbies	by JACE
A Farewell Reminiscing about my past five years as a Noticing Newbies newsletter editor as I step down from that position. How do you know when it's time to let someone new take the reins of an activity?

#7708:	Poetry	by Stormy Lady
Weldon Kees The life and poetry of Weldon Kees n/a

#7702:	Romance/Love	by Steph O'Bee
Dashing Where do you find a dashing young romance hero? Where do you find a dashing young romance hero?

#7709:	Short Stories	by Jay's debut novel is out now!
The Subtle Art of Manipulation Authors have the responsibility, nay, the authority (grin) to manipulate the reader's emotions. How do you get your readers invested in your characters and story-- and keep them that way?

#7712:	Spiritual	by Elle
A Burden Shared... For many of us, writing is an outlet. What does this site offer us in terms of sharing our burdens? Sometimes secrets are meant to be shared...

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