Writing.Com Newsletter Archives: June 17, 2020

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#10231:	Comedy	by Lornda~Thoughts with Bikerider
Writing the Real Life for a Laugh The real life is a great source for humorous ideas, but will the readers laugh at what we write? Have you used something funny from your life to add humor to your writing? Anything funny happen recently?

#10228:	Contests & Activities	by Dawn Embers
Building Community with an Activity Some discussion on the community of writers developed from activities. Have you gotten to know others on WDC by taking part in an activity or contest? Note: 06-24-20 @ 5:05pm "Note: View this Note"

#10200:	Drama	by THANKFUL SONALI Library Class!
Pick Your 'Punch'line The order in which you narrate is important What do you say first? What do you say last? Note: 06-22-20 @ 8:01pm "Note: View this Note"

#10227:	Fantasy	by Dawn Embers
Diversity: Within Fiction and Reality A look at diversity showcased within our world, in fiction and how they influence each other. Do you have different ways the characters or world show diversity that reflects on the real world? Note: 06-23-20 @ 12:04pm "Note: View this Note"

#10223:	For Authors	by Vivian
The Flash Flashes Back A flashback can be a helpful writing tool or a disaster Why flash back or not flash back?

#10229:	Horror/Scary	by Kate - Writing & Reading
The Lyric Voice of Horror Writing horror through poetry Do you remember a tale of horror in verse - around a fire, on a summer's night, in the woods, backyard, porch? Note: 06-23-20 @ 8:20pm "Note: View this Note"

#10226:	Noticing Newbies	by JACE
What Do I Do Now? A short primer for making your Portfolio. How do you want your Portfolio to look?

#10230:	Poetry	by Stormy Lady
Amy Clampitt The life and poetry of Amy Clampitt What is your favorite holiday to write poetry about?

#10224:	Romance/Love	by SantaBee
Symbols of Love A look at summer actives we love and romantic symbols that speak louder than words. How do you weave romantic symbols into your story?

#10232:	Short Stories	by Jay's debut novel is out now!
Shaping Character in Words A followup from last month's editorial; shaping characters through their words and actions! What are your challenges around shaping character flaws? Note: 06-24-20 @ 1:02pm "Note: View this Note"

#10213:	Spiritual	by Samberine Everose
Father's day Home Socialization Does socialization and fellowship will about to end? Socialization in the "new normal."

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