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#4502:	Short Stories	July 13, 2011
Finding Inspiration Knowing when to write and when to stop n/a

#4455:	Short Stories	June 15, 2011
Planning ahead... or not There isn't a right way to write a short story, but there are reasons to try something new. n/a

#4398:	Short Stories	May 18, 2011
Am I an Unreliable Narrator? First person does not always mean truthful. n/a

#4389:	Comedy	May 11, 2011
Funny Smells, Funny Sounds Drag your reader's other senses kicking and screaming into the comedy. n/a

#4375:	Fantasy	May 04, 2011
Well-versed in Fantasy "All that is gold does not glitter, Not all those who wander are lost" - Imagine LOTR without verse. n/a

#4350:	Short Stories	April 20, 2011
This would make a GREAT novel Pitfalls of writing a novel based on your beloved short story. n/a

#4302:	Short Stories	March 23, 2011
Worlds of Wonder Through the eyes of a child, even when writing for adults. n/a

#4255:	Short Stories	February 23, 2011
A Sense of Place Describe a place with no visual clues to see how strong the emotional connection can be for your reader. n/a

#4204:	Short Stories	January 26, 2011
The Ending Comes Before the Beginning Planning your story will ensure you're not just wandering about in the woods. n/a

#4158:	Short Stories	December 28, 2010
Benefit of Brevity There are burdens to the brevity of a short story, but there are benefits as well. n/a

#4104:	Short Stories	November 30, 2010
Are we there yet? When to end. Knowing when to end your story is as important as knowing when to start it. n/a

#4056:	Short Stories	November 03, 2010
Writing Stories to be Read Aloud Writing for children can teach us how to be better writers for any age. n/a

#4020:	Horror/Scary	October 13, 2010
Things That go Bump in the Night Sometimes the scariest things are closest to home. n/a

#4003:	Short Stories	October 06, 2010
Those in Front of the Curtain Ignore your audience at your peril. n/a

#4000:	Horror/Scary	October 06, 2010
The Unsparkly Undead - Zombies Save your garlic for pesto. Forget sexy or angsty or complex. Zombies are unrelenting, unsympathetic and hungry. n/a

#3958:	Short Stories	September 08, 2010
Publishing Stories in the 21st Century Being a "published author" is a trickier concept than it once was. n/a

#3905:	Short Stories	August 11, 2010
Too Much Backstory in the Front If you fill your first few paragraphs with backstory, you may empty out your audience n/a

#3857:	Short Stories	July 14, 2010
Suspending Disbelief What readers will and won't believe. n/a

#3804:	Short Stories	June 16, 2010
Abraham Lincoln's Doctor's Dog Writing about a hodgepodge of popular topics will not make your short story popular. n/a

#3743:	Short Stories	May 19, 2010
What if Harry had been a Girl? Checking your characters, setting and plot by indirect proof. n/a

#3742:	Horror/Scary	May 19, 2010
The Origin of the Beast Recapture the horror by exploring how your vampire, werewolf or zombie came into being. n/a

#3733:	Comedy	May 12, 2010
Monster Mashups - Horror Humor The odd art of combining horror and humor. It's more popular than you might think. n/a

#3688:	Short Stories	April 21, 2010
Go Ahead, Put the Cart Before the Horse Sometimes research leads us down strange paths. Don't be afraid to follow your leads. n/a

#3635:	Short Stories	March 24, 2010
Proper Manuscript Format Following the guidelines is a must if you want your work published. n/a

#3577:	Short Stories	February 24, 2010


#3576:	Poetry	February 24, 2010


#3561:	Comedy	February 17, 2010
Getting to the Point Quickly Brief fiction can be funny too. n/a

#3549:	Romance/Love	February 10, 2010


#3525:	Short Stories	January 27, 2010


#3508:	Comedy	January 20, 2010


#3466:	Short Stories	December 30, 2009


#3459:	Comedy	December 23, 2009


#3421:	Poetry	December 02, 2009


#3423:	Short Stories	December 02, 2009


#3398:	Comedy	November 25, 2009


#3383:	Short Stories	November 18, 2009


#3370:	Short Stories	November 04, 2009


#3349:	Comedy	October 28, 2009


#3323:	Contests & Activities	October 14, 2009


#3321:	Short Stories	October 07, 2009


#3268:	Short Stories	September 09, 2009


#3214:	Short Stories	August 12, 2009

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