Writing.Com Newsletter Archives: March 20, 2019

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#9445:	Action/Adventure	by Kate - Writing & Reading
Driving a Mustang Bring the past to life in fiction Do you believe the history that's portrayed by historical fiction? or is it fiction portrayed as history? Note: 03-23-19 @ 12:03pm "Note: View this Note"

#9441:	Comedy	by Ẃeβ࿚Ẃỉtcĥ
Facebook’s Down! Oh the Calamities! Get your tinfoil hats ready, they're listening. Want to know how conspiracy theories can wake-up a comedic muse?

#9449:	Contests & Activities	by Legerdemain
What IF A newsletter with suggestions for change if no one enters your contest. How do you promote your contest or activity? Note: 03-23-19 @ 6:03pm "Note: View this Note"

#9411:	Drama	by amy-Finally writing a novel.
Sound Like You Read this newsletter to help you sound like yourself when you write. What are three of your favorite drama movies?

#9444:	Fantasy	by Prosperous Snow celebrating
A Change of Season Equinoxes and solstices Do you use the plot of the seasons in your stories? Note: 03-24-19 @ 12:05pm "Note: View this Note"

#9439:	Horror/Scary	by W.D.Wilcox
The First Sentence Dissecting that first sentence How strong is your opening? Note: 03-27-19 @ 8:08pm "Note: View this Note"

#9424:	Mystery	by Annette ~ back 3/24
Mystery vs. Evidence Evidence can help to shed light on some aspects of mysteries. Whom do we believe? Note: 03-27-19 @ 12:34pm "Note: View this Note"

#9443:	Noticing Newbies	by eyestar~*
Review Those Products Right HERE! The what and how of Product reviews at WDC! Did you know you can be a wise and eloquent influence on what folks read?

#9447:	Poetry	by Fyn - 20 WDC years old!
Confidence! Self-deprecating behaviors are not your friend! We've all read 'supposedly' great poetry that wasn't and vise-versa - don't knock your work!

#9448:	Romance/Love	by Lonewolf
Romance in Fantasy You are in control of everything and nobody can tell you otherwise. n/a

#9442:	Short Stories	by Shannon
The Epitome of Evil "The greatest trick the devil ever pulled was convincing the world he doesn't exist." ~ from the film The Usual Suspects n/a

#9446:	Spiritual	by Kit
Dreams of the Past If you could turn back time, would you change anything? Are there any moments in your life that made you cringe at the time, yet you can laugh about now? Note: 03-26-19 @ 12:03pm "Note: View this Note"

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