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#5748:	Fantasy	June 26, 2013
Tired of Vampires Tired of vampires? Well, maybe you're looking at this all wrong. n/a

#5703:	Fantasy	May 29, 2013
Ain't Nothin' Like the Real Thing Fantasy set in the real world, by lynnmckenzie. n/a

#5672:	Fantasy	May 15, 2013
Martial Fantasy A great many Fantasy stories include descriptions of warfare and military exploits. Article by norcp. n/a

#5652:	Fantasy	May 01, 2013
Multicultural, Metaphysical Dragons Not your usual look at different kinds of dragons, by asymmetrical. n/a

#5602:	Fantasy	April 03, 2013
World Domination That would be you, the writer, dominating the world you create. n/a

#5551:	Fantasy	March 06, 2013
A World-Building Exercise Bench presses for the world-building center of your imagination. n/a

#5503:	Fantasy	February 05, 2013
Chapter Length & an Opportunity How long should novel and novella chapters be? Also: an opportunity to write an article for the official Fantasy NL. n/a

#5453:	Fantasy	January 08, 2013
Dream Sequences When they're bad, they're really bad. n/a

#5410:	Fantasy	December 11, 2012
Avoiding Series Burnout Keeping the love in series-writing. n/a

#5367:	Fantasy	November 13, 2012
Fantasy Pets Not that I think your pets are make believe...until they are. n/a

#5318:	Fantasy	October 17, 2012
After the Apocalypse Things to consider in a post-apocalyptic setting. n/a

#5267:	Fantasy	September 19, 2012
Top Five Reasons to Read How reading can help you as a writer. n/a

#5225:	Fantasy	August 22, 2012
Smart-Mouthed Characters Why they're fun, and how to keep them from becoming annoying. n/a

#5173:	Fantasy	July 25, 2012
Is it Dead? How you write the true or supposed death scene tips your readers off, and lets them know how to feel. n/a

#5120:	Fantasy	June 27, 2012
Reflecting on the Past Year Looking back at newsletters from my first year as editor. n/a

#5091:	Horror/Scary	June 13, 2012
Looking for "What If?" Popular advice tells you to ask, "What if?" Where do you start? n/a

#5071:	Fantasy	May 30, 2012
Economic Hygiene Do people on your world market hygiene? n/a

#5024:	Fantasy	May 02, 2012
Writing in Present Tense What makes present tense work or fail? n/a

#4970:	Fantasy	April 04, 2012
Descriptions The tone of your descriptions changes the story. n/a

#4959:	For Authors	March 28, 2012
Choose Your Audience When you choose your audience, you nail down aspects of your story. n/a

#4916:	Fantasy	March 07, 2012
Here There Be Magic? The magic of anecdotal and scientific evidence. n/a

#4866:	Fantasy	February 08, 2012
What Do They Read? What's there to read on your fantasy world? n/a

#4820:	Fantasy	January 11, 2012
Roar Remembering who you are doesn't mean, "Stop growing." n/a

#4769:	Fantasy	December 13, 2011
Audience Intrusion There is a time to consider your audience, and a time to forget it. n/a

#4723:	For Authors	November 15, 2011
Changing Roles A characterization exercize that exercizes your characters. n/a

#4724:	Fantasy	November 15, 2011
Switching Genders If you really want to know who your characters are, imagine them as the opposite gender. n/a

#4696:	Fantasy	November 02, 2011
Does God Exist? Ideas for attacking that creation myth. n/a

#4677:	Fantasy	October 19, 2011
Halloween Inspiration The elements of Halloween can inspire elements of fantasy worlds. n/a

#4664:	Horror/Scary	October 12, 2011
WAKE UP Implied stories get readers to scare themselves. n/a

#4650:	Romance/Love	October 05, 2011
Beauty and the Beast All the best love stories are Beauty and the Beast stories. n/a

#4626:	Fantasy	September 21, 2011
You're Not That Sick Where are the people who just have a cold? n/a

#4579:	Fantasy	August 24, 2011
Unusual Eyes It might be possible to have X-ray vision, but it'd work differently than it did for Superman. n/a

#4526:	Fantasy	July 27, 2011
Peer-Review Groups in the Spotlight Information on six great peer-review groups right here on Writing.com that cater to speculative fiction. n/a

#4501:	Romance/Love	July 13, 2011
Saying "I Love You" Whether a character means it or not when they say those three words, the reader has to believe the feeling behind it. n/a

#4481:	Fantasy	June 29, 2011
Calling All Peer-Review Groups Know something about peer-review groups on Writing.com? Help me out with my investigation. n/a

#4452:	Horror/Scary	June 15, 2011
Building Up the Horror Let me tell you how my friends and I used to scare people. n/a

#4417:	Action/Adventure	May 25, 2011
Injured Characters Keeping up with characters' injuries is important to keeping the reader engaged. n/a

#4346:	Horror/Scary	April 20, 2011
No Blaming the Victim A story isn't as scary if readers know it can't happen to them. n/a

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