Writing.Com Newsletter Archives: May 2, 2018

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#8882:	Action/Adventure	by NaNoKit
Don't Price Out Your Audience Success can change everything... but what about your base? What is the best concert you have ever attended? How much would you pay to see that artist again?

#8874:	Comedy	by Robert Waltz
The Downside The worst part about being funny What's wrong with a sense of humor?

#8880:	Contests & Activities	by NaNoNette
Writing COMMUNITY We are all connected. What does it mean to you, to be part of a community?

#8865:	Drama	by Joy
Exploring the Types of Scenes .I. How can you use several different types of scenes in one long story or novel? Can you recognize the different types of scenes in stories and novels?

#8878:	Fantasy	by Kate - Writing & Reading
Once Upon A Time - Then and Now Fairy Tales - revisit the classics, alive and evolved today Would a fairy tale today have the same meaning as once upon a time?

#8881:	For Authors	by Fyn
Writing Journeys Whenever we start a writing project it is the beginning of a journey. Has a writing journey ever taken you someplace you never expected to go? Where?

#8877:	Horror/Scary	by Arakun the twisted raccoon
Beautiful horrors Horror doesn't have to be ugly Why would you fear something beautiful?

#8883:	Mystery	by Jeff
The Tone of the Crime How tone can make a difference in the type of crime story you tell. What's your favorite crime story tone? Do you like grim and realistic, or do prefer funny and lighthearted instead?

#8879:	Noticing Newbies	by Tornado Dodger
The Most Important Rule of Writing What's the most important thing you can do as a writer? Here's a hint. It doesn't involved writing. What's the most important thing you can make time for as a professional writer?

#8875:	Poetry	by eyestar~*
Nine is for NONET! Features of the NONET poem form. n/a

#8884:	Short Stories	by Leger~
Tic Tic Tic A newsletter about creating suspense and action. How do you keep action moving in your stories?

#8876:	Spiritual	by Sophurky
In Living Color Shaking the Family Tree Can our family history inform us without defining us?

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