Writing.Com Newsletter Archives: October 2, 2019

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#9783:	Action/Adventure	by NaNoNette
The Fight Scene Add more punch to your novel. Do you even know what it feels like to get punched in the face? Note: 10-06-19 @ 9:20pm "Note: View this Note"

#9780:	Comedy	by Ẃeβ࿚ẂỉԎḈĥ
Trash Talk and A Comedic Story of Terror Not that kind of "trash talk" Is there a place for comedy in a horror story? Note: 10-03-19 @ 9:02pm "Note: View this Note"

#9793:	Contests & Activities	by Leger~
Blood, Bugs and Burials It's Horror / Scary month, bring out the freaky. What gothic / horror / scary element makes you most squeamish? Note: 10-07-19 @ 8:30pm "Note: View this Note"

#9786:	Drama	by Kate - Writing & Reading
Scene by Scene How tension - or the lack thereof - creates the drama How do you keep the tenison up without taking it over the top? Note: 10-05-19 @ 12:10pm "Note: View this Note"

#9785:	Fantasy	by Prosperous Snow celebrating
Preparing for NaNoWriMo Do you plan your novel? Are you planning your NaNoWriMo novel in October? Note: 10-09-19 @ 9:05pm "Note: View this Note"

#9792:	For Authors	by Dawn Embers
Writing Groups and Socialization A look at ways to find groups and be social while writing. Do you have a writing group online or in person? How did you find the group? Note: 10-04-19 @ 8:08pm "Note: View this Note"

#9782:	Horror/Scary	by W.D.Wilcox
The Stuff Screams Are Made Of Writing horror How do you write horror? Note: 10-05-19 @ 8:01pm "Note: View this Note"

#9788:	Mystery	by Warped Sanity
Timeless Mystery Classic Children's mystery: why they are important for young people to read today and why they remain popular. What makes classic children's mysteries so memorable? Note: 10-06-19 @ 4:50pm "Note: View this Note"

#9787:	Noticing Newbies	by eyestar~*
WDC Newsletters? YES! where to find newsletters n/a

#9790:	Poetry	by Fyn
Observations Along Our Walking Trail Little things, mostly. Details. Occurrences. Moments. The things that can morph into a poem or add nuance to one. Ever started out to write a poem about one thing and then have it grab the reins and be about something else entirely? Note: 10-07-19 @ 11:58am "Note: View this Note"

#9789:	Romance/Love	by Lonewolf
Writing Romantic love Scenes Having trouble with that romantic love scene? n/a

#9784:	Short Stories	by Shannon
Mass Psychogenic Illness “Guilt and hysteria. And at the bottom of it all, like an evil dragon, lies Fear.” ~ Henry Miller n/a

#9791:	Spiritual	by NaNoKit
Allow Yourself to Rest Are you allowing yourself to rest? Or do you feel the need to keep busy? What is your favourite way to relax and unwind? Note: 10-06-19 @ 11:58am "Note: View this Note"

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