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#4147:	Romance/Love	December 28, 2010
The Falling Out The scene is set, but tragedy befalls the lovers as the "Falling Out" arrives n/a

#4148:	Fantasy	December 28, 2010
Shape Changers Why are there so many tales about Shape Changing? Could it be the dream that we all desire? n/a

#4117:	Mystery	December 07, 2010
The Mysterious Confession What do you have with lots of clues but no crime? Can there be a case? Can a mystery exist? n/a

#4099:	Fantasy	November 30, 2010
Further Animal Oddities . . . In this month's newsletter I give more science-oriented facts for designing imaginative sci/fi or fantasy tales. n/a

#4068:	Mystery	November 09, 2010
Planting the Seeds of Error In a mystery story, one has to sprinkle hints about who is possibly guilty. What fun! n/a

#4047:	Fantasy	November 03, 2010
Androids: One Version of the Future What will it be like in the future when we all have our own personal android? n/a

#4049:	Romance/Love	November 03, 2010
Love: The Ego Booster Does it take a couple of doses of love before we learn to believe in ourselves? n/a

#4016:	Mystery	October 13, 2010
Halloween as a Theme for Murder Why is that there are so few mysteries using Halloween as a setting? Aren't costumes the ideal cover for a murderer? n/a

#4001:	Fantasy	October 06, 2010
Ten Steps to Unlock Your Life Was it an e-mail I shouldn't have deleted? Could it have been an invitation for something really quite astonishing? n/a

#3999:	Romance/Love	October 06, 2010
Love Tokens: Flowers The Power of Flowers and The Significance of Their Colors n/a

#3965:	Mystery	September 15, 2010
Instruments of Death How does DEATH occur? In today's issue, I ponder a variety of methods and some that are even stranger. n/a

#3950:	Fantasy	September 08, 2010
Reptiles: Part 2: Super Weirdnesses We explore interesting characteristics of two odd lizards and probe ways that their difference can build our creativity. n/a

#3952:	Romance/Love	September 08, 2010
Love: What Does It Actually Look Like? Showing the emotion of LOVE rather than telling about it. n/a

#3899:	Romance/Love	August 11, 2010
Love: What Is It Exactly? An interspective examination of the elements of LOVE through the use of songs . . . n/a

#3896:	Fantasy	August 11, 2010
Reptiles: Part 1 A knowledge about how reptiles use color and heat can inspire fantasy and science fiction writers with creative ideas. n/a

#3897:	Mystery	August 11, 2010
Breaking the Rules in Writing Mysteries This is a glance into a few oddball mysteries you might not have yet read. n/a

#3852:	Fantasy	July 14, 2010
Snakes in Sci/Fi and Fantasy Worlds This begins a study of how one can use the animal kingdom for ideas. n/a

#3798:	Fantasy	June 16, 2010
Weather Wields Worldly Worlds Weather must play an important part in stories. Remember even ogres prefer sunshine to hurricanes or tornadoes. n/a

#3738:	Fantasy	May 19, 2010
Why Romantic Sci/fi is King/Queen Romance in science fiction and why I think it's popular n/a

#3680:	Fantasy	April 21, 2010


#3628:	Fantasy	March 24, 2010


#3569:	Fantasy	February 24, 2010


#3519:	Fantasy	January 27, 2010


#3469:	Fantasy	December 30, 2009


#3419:	Fantasy	December 02, 2009


#3366:	Fantasy	November 04, 2009


#3318:	Fantasy	October 07, 2009


#3262:	Fantasy	September 09, 2009


#3211:	Fantasy	August 12, 2009


#3161:	Fantasy	July 15, 2009


#3108:	Fantasy	June 17, 2009


#2914:	Fantasy	May 20, 2009


#2907:	Fantasy	April 22, 2009


#2906:	Fantasy	March 25, 2009


#2856:	Fantasy	February 25, 2009


#2853:	Fantasy	January 28, 2009


#2800:	Fantasy	December 31, 2008


#2749:	Fantasy	December 03, 2008


#2696:	Fantasy	November 05, 2008


#2647:	Fantasy	October 08, 2008

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