Writing.Com Newsletter Archives: August 26, 2020

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#10333:	Contests & Activities	by spidey
It's almost time! It's almost my favorite time of year! How are you going to help celebrate Writing.Com's birthday? Note: 08-30-20 @ 8:01pm "Note: View this Note"

#10341:	Drama	by NaNoKit
Those Tricky Little Words... They're handy, but when used too often, they distract. What spelling, grammar or punctuation traps do you tend to fall into? Note: 08-26-20 @ 5:05pm "Note: View this Note"

#10337:	Fantasy	by Robert Waltz
Immortality The Eternal in Fantasy What is forever? Note: 08-27-20 @ 11:59am "Note: View this Note"

#10335:	For Authors	by Max Griffin 🏳️‍🌈
First Words Three simple rules for more effective opening paragraphs. How do you make readers want to read the rest of your story? Note: 08-28-20 @ 6:02pm "Note: View this Note"

#10334:	Horror/Scary	by Angus
Some Zombie Mishmash I working on it! Note: 08-28-20 @ 8:01pm "Note: View this Note"

#10338:	Mystery	by Arakun the twisted raccoon
It’s all a matter of perspective Character perspective in mysteries How is the view from over there? Note: 08-31-20 @ 8:09pm "Note: View this Note"

#10336:	Poetry	by Red Writing Hood <3
What to Do With a Quadrilew What to Do With a Quadrilew - How to create the quadrilew form. What is your favorite poetry form that utilizes repetition? Note: 08-31-20 @ 4:30pm "Note: View this Note"

#10329:	Romance/Love	by Dawn Embers
When to Say Goodbye A look at an often less happy time when people have to say goodbye and how that fits within romance. Does your character have to say goodbye to someone they love? Note: 09-02-20 @ 8:01am "Note: View this Note"

#10331:	Short Stories	by NaNoNette
Tell Me A Story Even if you think you can't - you can come up with something! Ever wonder about being able to tell stories? Note: 08-30-20 @ 1:02pm "Note: View this Note"

#10332:	Spiritual	by Prosperous Snow celebrating
Trust in God, but wear the mask. Trusting in God, doesn't eliminate our free will. Even though we trust in God, we still have to take precautions ourselves.

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