Writing.Com Newsletter Archives: February 10, 2016

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#7470:	Action/Adventure	by Storm Machine
Politics Need Not Be Boring Every story has some political scene, whether it features prominently or not. Will it come to blows?

#7464:	Comedy	by Robert Waltz
Just Another Day February. Ugh. Can't we just skip a year?

#7463:	Contests & Activities	by Annette
Disqualified! When you lost before the contest started. What should you do to give your contest entries a fighting chance?

#7471:	Drama	by Kit
The Gems of Self-published Drama There are some pretty good reads to be found from self-published authors and small publishing houses. Try them! Have you self-published any of your work? What were your experiences? Or have you considered doing so?

#7465:	Fantasy	by Robert Waltz
Comic Books They're not just for reading anymore. Do we live in awesome times, or what?

#7472:	For Authors	by Fyn
Anthology Time!!! Time for the 2016 Writing.Com Anthology! Have you polished up your best?

#7466:	Horror/Scary	by Cinn
Horrors of Unrequited Love When love turns to desire of another sort Why do readers enjoy crazy love turned to crazy hate?

#7474:	Mystery	by Jeff
Pros/Cons of Law Enforcement vs. Private The advantages and disadvantages of solving a crime as an official investigator or a private citizen. If you were a mystery series protagonist, would you want to be an law enforcement professional or a private sleuth?

#7469:	Noticing Newbies	by A Non-Existent User
Love/Hate A look at the role hate plays in our stories as opposed to love. Do you have a love/hate relationship with your characters or do they have one with each other.

#7473:	Poetry	by Kate - Writing & Reading
Lyric voice of the balladeer Lyric verse is vividly inscribed in a ballad ~ no mere memory, but a vital, evolving voice Does the rhythmic voice of a ballad have relevance in the disconnected world of today?

#7467:	Romance/Love	by Dawn Embers
Valentine Eary Bird or Procrastinator? A question of timing in purchases for a romantic holiday. Do you procrastinate or get things early for romantic holidays? What would the main character in a romance story do?

#7475:	Short Stories	by Legerdemain
Using Lyrics or Song Titles A little advice about using song lyrics, poetry or song titles in your fiction. Can you put your character's favorite song lyrics in your story?

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