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#7237:	Action/Adventure	by Cinn
When Setting Fuels the Action Using your setting in a creative way to keep readers wondering what will happen next. Would you rather read about a car chase or a dune buggy chase?

#7221:	Comedy	by NaNoNette
Finding Humor During Adverse Times It takes some work to make tragedy funny. It's not impossible. How can you mine a sad situation for comedy?

#7239:	Contests & Activities	by spidey
Deadlines "I love deadlines. I like the whooshing sound they make as they fly by." How do you keep on track with deadlines?

#7241:	Drama	by Dawn Embers
Juggling Plates and Adding Conlict Having too much to do can overwhelm and it can help add more drama to a story. Have you tried ramping up a story by giving your character too much to do? Did it help?

#7244:	Fantasy	by Jay's debut novel is out now!
Homages, Riffs, Archetypes and Mary Sues In fantasy fiction, character originality can be overrated. Here are some ways tried-and-true can work for you. How do you use stories and characters you've read and loved in order to catalyze your imagination?

#7245:	For Authors	by Jeff
Smart Quotes and Dumb Coding How quotation marks have evolved over the years and can cause problems in web-based writing. Do you have a preference for using smart or dumb quotes in your own writing?

#7234:	Horror/Scary	by W.D.Wilcox
LET'S WRITE SOME HORROR Some ins-and-outs about writing scary stories How do you write something scary?

#7238:	Mystery	by Dawn Embers
Clue and Other Mystery Games A look at some board games and the mystery elements they involve. Did you play any mystery games as a kid or even as an adult?

#7235:	Noticing Newbies	by NaNoNette
Safer Writing You wrote it. Now keep it. How can you protect your writing from deadly deletion?

#7240:	Poetry	by Red Writing Hood <3
Curses, Charms, and more—Oh my! Curses, Charms, and more—Oh my! Halloween-y Poetry Forms What's your favorite poetry form that is reminiscent of the spirit of Halloween or Samhain?

#7242:	Romance/Love	by Crys-not really here
Adjustments Sometimes, puzzle pieces don't fit together QUITE as planned... When puzzle pieces don't quite fit together, do you give up, or do you make them fit?

#7243:	Short Stories	by Creeper Of The Realm
Cliffhanger The art of writing a story yet not finishing it How do you end your short stories?

#7233:	Spiritual	by Shannon
You Can Lead a Horse to Water "No one wants advice--only corroboration." ~ John Steinbeck n/a