Writing.Com Newsletter Archives: December 13, 2017

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#8651:	Action/Adventure	by NaNoKit
Feel the Fear... ... and do it anyway. This newsletter is about common fears your characters might have to face. What is your favourite novel or story that deals with fear?

#8649:	Comedy	by Robert Waltz
The War Continues Another volley in the War on Christmas. We didn't start this war; will it ever end?

#8650:	Contests & Activities	by Dawn Embers
Reasons to Compete A look at some reasons to enter competitions here on WdC and other places too. Why do you enter contests or other forms of competition?

#8639:	Drama	by Joy
Writing Solid Descriptions That Deliver How can you make your fiction shine through delightful descriptions? Is your usage of descriptions dramatic, suitable, and inspiring?

#8647:	Fantasy	by eyestar~*
Tales of Christmas A glimpse at Christmas fantasy! n/a

#8644:	For Authors	by Fyn
Christmas Ramblings My most favorite time of year and my brain is meandering over the years this morning! Do you believe in Santa Clause?

#8648:	Horror/Scary	by Arakun the twisted raccoon
What was that noise? Things that go bump in the night Who's there?

#8652:	Mystery	by Jeff
Under The Sea The unexplored depths of our world's oceans. Does sea exploration interest you?

#8643:	Noticing Newbies	by THANKFUL SONALI Library Class!
One Writer's Experiences Writing.Com is huge. Can be overwhelming. But for most of us oldbies, it's home. Here's why: An individual experience Is Writing Dot Com overwhelming and intimidating? (If you're a newbie and you've said yes -- Read this Newsletter!)

#8641:	Poetry	by eyestar~*
Sing Along. Repeat! Sing along. Some fun with Cumulative songs and poems! n/a

#8645:	Romance/Love	by NaNoNette
Mistletoe Works! Just when you thought romance was dead: mistletoe to the rescue. Don't believe me? Read the newsletter.

#8653:	Short Stories	by Leger~
Objects Telling Your Story Keeping adjectives under control. What tips do you have for trimming adjectives from writing?

#8646:	Spiritual	by Sophurky
Let Christmas Come Again Christmas invites us to find our own place in the story. Who are you in the story this year?

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