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#13214:	Action/Adventure	by Legerdemain
The Mathom Drawer A newsletter about your bits and bobs. What do you call your "junk drawer"?

#13209:	Comedy	by Ẃeβ࿚Ẃỉtcĥ
Icy Does It! How to keep cool in brutal heat. What was the coolest thing you ever remembered doing as a kid?

#13213:	Contests & Activities	by Legerdemain
Pick A Theme A newsletter about themes for contests and activities. Do you look for themes when entering or participating in a contest or activity?

#13216:	Fantasy	by Prosperous Snow celebrating
Phobias Do you have a phobia? Have you ever written about your phobia?

#13215:	For Authors	by Max Griffin 🏳️‍🌈
Do You Live in a Computer Simulation We consider whether you might be living in a simulation from the standpoint of technology, philosophy, and neurosdience. Would it matter if you lived in a computer simulation?

#13208:	Horror/Scary	by W.D.Wilcox
Horror Ideas If you need a good idea for a scary story. Where do you get your horror ideas from?

#13219:	Mystery	by Adore lol♥
Mystery - The Genre We Adore This newsletter will look at this popular genre. Join for a fun stroll in this mystery corner, part 1. Which place is considered the birthplace of the modern detective story?

#13194:	Noticing Newbies	by Annette
Leave of Absence Go on, take your vacation. What things about Writing.Com will you miss when you take a break?

#13220:	Poetry	by Fyn
Prompted Responses When a poem is born from a response to a prompt Ever been prompted to write a poem that you didn't know was in your head until you saw the prompt?

#13218:	Romance/Love	by Lonewolf
Anniversary Scenes in Romance Anniversaries are not just calendar dates. In romance stories, they serve as emotional milestones. Are anniversaries important to you?

#13212:	Short Stories	by Shannon
Principles and Concepts Fundamental rules and guidelines that help writers create effective, impactful stories. Do you have a favorite rule or guideline?

#13217:	Spiritual	by Kit
Looking Beyond It's human to look beyond ourselves, but we shouldn't look just up; there's a lot going on around us. If you could change one thing about your society, what would it be, and why?

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