Writing.Com Newsletter Archives: October 21, 2015

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#7274:	Action/Adventure	by blue jellybaby
Cut out for Adventure Is everyone cut out for adventure? Is your character a reluctant adventurer?

#7276:	Comedy	by Robert Waltz
Horror Humor Halloween laughs When is scary not scary?

#7280:	Contests & Activities	by Dawn Embers
No novel? Enter contests in November Discussing an option for those not taking part in NaNoWriMo in November: enter contests on WDC. Not taking part in NaNoWriMo? What will you be writing instead?

#7281:	Drama	by NaNoKit
Online Drama When looking for inspiration for your next Drama story or poem, don't dismiss the Internet! In a contrast to online drama, what is the funniest story you have ever read on the Internet?

#7277:	Fantasy	by Robert Waltz
The Wizard Fantasy Archetypes: The Wizard Who is The Wizard?

#7250:	For Authors	by Fyn
In and Outs of Contests Looking at contests from both sides of the glass... Do you get the most out of the contests you enter, do you follow guidelines?

#7278:	Horror/Scary	by Cinn
Horrors Close to Home Finding the hidden horror in childhood memories. Can you find that horror story hidden in your past?

#7282:	Mystery	by Jeff
Agencies & Organizations Should you use a real agency/organization already in existence, or create your own? Do you prefer stories with real agencies and organizations in them, or stories that make up their own?

#7273:	Noticing Newbies	by A Non-Existent User
Tis the Season... No Not That Season NANOWRIMO is almost here. Whose doing Nano this year?

#7275:	Poetry	by Kate - Writing & Reading
Crafting Tradition in Free Verse Step outside known conventions to craft your own patterns of lyric verse How does free verse differ from blank verse?

#7272:	Romance/Love	by Nixie🦊
Abracadabra Romantic Alchemy Give me the moon, and I'll find love in the dust. Take a look at how to create conflict with objects. Do your romantic characters waltz through the plot dressed in cardboard? Add some spice to your recipe.

#7279:	Short Stories	by 🦄🏳️‍🌈Sapph
Get Visual: Storyboards Sometimes the best way to plan a story is to do it without all the words. Storyboards are for visual media but what if we could work with them to write even better stories?

#7283:	Spiritual	by Jeff
Idols An exploration of idolatry. What idols do you have in your own life?

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