Writing.Com Newsletter Archives: February 19, 2025

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#12975:	Action/Adventure	by StephBee
Keep it Short & Exciting Writing tips for Action/Adventure stories. Ever wanted to catch your breath when reading? Note: 02-25-25 @ 11:55am "Note: View this Note"

#12987:	Comedy	by THANKFUL SONALI Love my family
Do Formulas, or Templates, work? Sometimes it's funny because you know what's coming! Who is your favourite comedy author? Why do you like that writer's style? Note: 02-24-25 @ 6:03pm "Note: View this Note"

#12992:	Contests & Activities	by 🐕GeminiGem🎁
Time Ninja Fitting in the time to write for a contest can be a challenge. Do you find yourself pressed for time to write a contest entry or are you on top of it? Note: 02-23-25 @ 5:48pm "Note: View this Note"

#12994:	Drama	by Quilli ☕
Letter Writing: A Lost Art Thirty ideas for writing a letter every day, for a month anyway. When was the last time you wrote and mailed an actual letter? Note: 02-22-25 @ 9:05am "Note: View this Note"

#12990:	Fantasy	by Dawn Embers
Rebellions and Protests in Fantasy Doing some topic about the epic rebellions and possible use of protesting in fantasy stories. Have you ever used a rebellion or protest in a story? Which is your favorite rebellion in Sci-Fi and Fantasy? Note: 02-21-25 @ 12:15pm "Note: View this Note"

#12997:	For Authors	by Jeff
Ultra-Specific Niches The pros and cons of focusing your writing on an ultra-specific niche. What's one very specific genre of fiction that you enjoy reading? Note: 02-19-25 @ 9:02pm "Note: View this Note"

#12989:	Horror/Scary	by Dawn Embers
Horror and Music Connections A look at how the horror genre in movies and writing has influenced music. Do you know any songs inspired by a horror/scary story? Note: 02-25-25 @ 9:31pm "Note: View this Note"

#12988:	Mystery	by Carol St.Ann
The 10 % Mystery 10 percent of us don’t play by the rules, why do you suppose that is? Let’s get to it. Are rules really made to be broken? What say you? Should we tackle ’em or toss ‘em? Note: 02-22-25 @ 9:05pm "Note: View this Note"

#12974:	Noticing Newbies	by JACE
Genres: Writing.Com Style There are currently 96 genres supported by WDC. When creating an item, do you usually list just one genre, or more? Note: 02-21-25 @ 8:18pm "Note: View this Note"

#12986:	Poetry	by Annette
Participation Matters Poetry, like anything worthwhile, takes time to do. How many types of poetry have you attempted? Note: 02-20-25 @ 8:44pm "Note: View this Note"

#12984:	Romance/Love	by StephBee
Wonderful Falling in love is a special period in our lives. What makes falling in love wonderful? Note: 02-20-25 @ 12:04pm "Note: View this Note"

#12995:	Short Stories	by Quilli ☕
If only they could talk to me... Trying to understand punctuation and how to use it. What form of punctuation is the most difficult for you to understand how to use? Note: 02-19-25 @ 5:40pm "Note: View this Note"

#12996:	Spiritual	by Jeff
Lent Approaches Preparing for a season of vulnerability. What thing could you give up for Lent that would be most impactful in your life? Note: 02-23-25 @ 9:01am "Note: View this Note"

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