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#11080:	Action/Adventure	by NaNoKit
Of Order and Chaos Life's all order, until it isn't... What makes someone a good neighbour? Colleague? Friend? Note: 11-19-21 @ 5:01pm "Note: View this Note"

#11075:	Contests & Activities	by spidey
Be Kind & Honest! Be kind, but also honest Do you prefer honesty with your reviews? Note: 11-20-21 @ 9:12am "Note: View this Note"

#11081:	Drama	by NaNoKit
On Profanity Profanity has its place, but you must consider your audience. Would the use of profanity put you off a novel? Does it depend on the genre? Is there a limit to that use? Note: 11-21-21 @ 9:02pm "Note: View this Note"

#11077:	Fantasy	by Robert Waltz
Transformation Everything changes. Is it time for a change? Note: 11-22-21 @ 12:05pm "Note: View this Note"

#11074:	For Authors	by Max Griffin 🏳️‍🌈
Writing What Readers Don't Skip Info-dumps kill stories. Setting is important, but how do you describe the setting without an info-dump? How can you avoid using info-dumps when setting a scene? Note: 11-23-21 @ 12:04pm "Note: View this Note"

#10954:	Horror/Scary	by Lilli 🧿 ☕
Short and Scary Thoughts on how to keep it short and scary. Can you write a scary story in 150 words or less? Note: 11-22-21 @ 9:10pm "Note: View this Note"

#11079:	Mystery	by Arakun the twisted raccoon
But that wouldn’t happen in real life Keeping mysteries real Could they really do that? Note: 11-24-21 @ 5:01pm "Note: View this Note"

#11082:	Noticing Newbies	by Jeff
Writing For Fun Remembering why we started writing in the first place. Do you routinely write for fun? Or do you always write with a specific intention or goal in mind? Note: 11-22-21 @ 5:05pm "Note: View this Note"

#11076:	Poetry	by Red Writing Hood <3
Holiday Emotions into Poetry The holidays bring out emotions. Some good, warm and snugly, others are rugged, rough and rocky. Name 2 emotions that dominated your last holiday get together and what brought those emotions out? Note: 11-21-21 @ 5:00pm "Note: View this Note"

#11071:	Romance/Love	by THANKFUL SONALI Library Class!
Complete Communication The importance of communicating the 'whole _______'. Have you ever wished : "I should have explained better"? Note: 11-23-21 @ 9:30pm "Note: View this Note"

#11078:	Short Stories	by Gratitude Adore ♥
Short Stories - The Tell Tale Heart This issue will look a one of the best short stories from one of the best fiction writers Edgar Allen Poe Who can know the heart? Note: 11-20-21 @ 8:01pm "Note: View this Note"

#11072:	Spiritual	by Prosperous Snow celebrating
Holiday Paradox The holiday season is a time for family, joy, tears, and loneliness. To celebrate or not to celebrate, that is the question. Note: 11-21-21 @ 8:50am "Note: View this Note"

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