Romance/Love: October 04, 2006 Issue [#1294]
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1. About this Newsletter
2. A Word from our Sponsor
3. Letter from the Editor
4. Editor's Picks
5. A Word from Writing.Com
6. Ask & Answer
7. Removal instructions

About This Newsletter

Whether we are young or old we all experience feelings of love, here we will share those experiences and discuss love itself as well as why we read and write about it.



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Letter from the editor

Love on campus

12 years after leaving school I decided to go to university and pursue my writing dreams with a degree in creative writing. I arrived on campus Monday morning to find a sea of students both young and old with a host of hairstyles, clothe ranges and an attitude, what I also found was a plethora of love stories.

I sat in a lecture theatre waiting for the lecturer to arrive looking around and listening to the stories unfolding around me. A guy in the row above me had a girlfriend back home he was already missing her and couldn’t wait for the Christmas break to see her again, two girls in the row in front of me were talking about the boys they had met in the union bar the night before, and the girl sat next to me told me her boyfriend had dumped her a few weeks back just before he left for a different university because he felt he couldn’t trust himself whilst he was away.

These snippets of stories have let me to this newsletter this month. Imagine the range of possibilities attached with university, college or school, endless stories, endless plot lines and sub plot lines.

Have a look at today’s film industry and at the amount of teenage love/romance stories being shown, the TV guide will show you dozens being shown, and the audiences are masses. The romantic comedy such as “Road trip” “Eurotrip” “Date movie” “American pie” appeal to both men and women from all age groups because they have something to offer everyone, drama, action, comedy, love/romance.

They key to each of these films is having that something a little different to offer, the same subject can be viewed through a complete different aspect from another point of view, as long as the angle is new, fresh and exciting, the audience will love it.

Try it yourself; look for the love on your campus.


Editor's Picks

With so many amazing items to choose from I had a hard time narrowing the list of this weeks picks. Here are just a few of the fantastic items found here at w.com I hope you enjoy them as much as I have

 Oskar and Elaine Open in new Window. (13+)
Tragic love with a bit of mystery. Initially written for 10th grade English. Editing now.
#486678 by The Storyteller Author IconMail Icon


 An afterword from the author Open in new Window. (E)
Afterword to my novel "Oskar and Elaine".
#1106826 by The Storyteller Author IconMail Icon


 Love Can Survive Anything... Open in new Window. (E)
Love can survive anything as long as both people are willing to make sacrifices.
#105851 by Incurable Romantic Author IconMail Icon


 Changing Lives Open in new Window. (13+)
Based on a true story. A teenage girl whose life changes suddenly as she meets new people
#1146778 by x-Stef-x Author IconMail Icon


 Anticipation Open in new Window. (E)
Demonstrates confusion on the duplicity of teenage boys.
#1140676 by Phedre Evans Author IconMail Icon


 A Winter Romance Open in new Window. (18+)
This is the first part of the story about a shy university student's love life.
#1060440 by musical_moo Author IconMail Icon


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 A Pathetic Realist and a Stable Dreamer Open in new Window. (13+)
Going off to university, learning any mistake can be fixed if it's truly important.
#1067064 by r_blanchard Author IconMail Icon


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Ask & Answer

Have something you want to say about the newsletter then let me know. You can write to me at my e-mail address or click send feedback at the bottom of the newsletter.

Belle,

I just want to say thanks for including my story "Love Can Survive Anything..." in the newsletter. I appreciate the publicity, and I'm glad you liked the story. - Jim Incurable Romantic Author IconMail Icon

What a very heartwarming story for you and Lee. Thanks for sharing. I think that truly captures the essence of romance/love. Steph StephBee Author IconMail Icon

The ultimate proof of love ... That is what I have envisioned in my novel "Oskar and Elaine" [13+]. Check out "An afterword from the author" [E] It is a spoiler but it explains just why this story contains what I envision to be the ultimate proof of love. LovelyOne Author IconMail Icon

I appreciated the story of your husband's sacrifice to allow you to reach your dream. It has given me new ideas for my writing. My wife is starting a photography business so I find myself driving her all over the place to get the pictures she wants. It is a sacrifice but it has also allowed me to finish my first full lenght novel. Thanks for the newsletter PennyInPocket Author IconMail Icon

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