Writing.Com Newsletter Archives: October 2, 2024

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#12770:	Contests & Activities	by 🐕GeminiGem🎁
Cutting The Chaos How to make your rules work to cut down on confusion. Do you ever opt out of a contest or activity because the rules seem too complicated? Note: 10-05-24 @ 4:58pm "Note: View this Note"

#12767:	Drama	by Quilli ☕
HELP! I misplaced my modifier! A few words regarding modifiers. Do you have a grammar pet-peeve? What is it? What bugs you about it? Note: 10-02-24 @ 8:37pm "Note: View this Note"

#12766:	Fantasy	by Dawn Embers
Who is the Bad Guy? A look at the antagonist and the occasional story where there isn't a character taking the role. Does your story have a bad guy (antagonist)? Note: 10-04-24 @ 12:05pm "Note: View this Note"

#12763:	For Authors	by THANKFUL SONALI Love my family
The Words We Need Because our language reflects our culture Have you ever really needed to express something and found no word for it? Note: 10-03-24 @ 12:01pm "Note: View this Note"

#12768:	Mystery	by Carol St.Ann
Mystery Dates Technology reigns over all we do, including our story writing. Has technology made your characters smarter? Why or why not? Note: 10-02-24 @ 12:03pm "Note: View this Note"

#12764:	Noticing Newbies	by JACE
Spending Your Gift Points Spending those gift points you've earned are a great way to support both the site and the members. What do you do with the gift points that you've acquired? Note: 10-08-24 @ 11:56am "Note: View this Note"

#12765:	Romance/Love	by StephBee
Putting the 'Para' in Paranormal Romance A look at paranormal elements in Paranormal/Supernatural Romance What makes Paranormal Romance paranormal? Note: 10-04-24 @ 8:31pm "Note: View this Note"

#12769:	Short Stories	by Quilli ☕
Words You Can Use! A collection of interesting, yet somewhat obscure words. What's your favorite word? Note: 10-06-24 @ 5:48pm "Note: View this Note"

#12772:	Spiritual	by Jeff
Rest Time spent not doing anything can still be time well spent. Do you regularly set aside time in your day and/or week where you allow yourself to rest? Note: 10-06-24 @ 8:52am "Note: View this Note"

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