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#10930:	Fantasy	August 18, 2021
Fantasy: Creating Your World Let your struggles with world building go in this issue. Just read on. What fantasy author created the fantasy world you enjoy most?

#10590:	Fantasy	February 03, 2021
Fantasy-Deciding What Goes Where In this issue you will learn what to put in the different chapters of your book. What is the best science fiction T.V. series?

#10503:	Mystery	December 09, 2020
Mystery-Personification This issue will highlight the different things that can be personified in writing and give the reader some good reads. What mystery writer's resonate with you most?

#9904:	Comedy	December 18, 2019
World Creation In this issue learn about world creation, a vital part of story and novel writing. What is your favorite science fiction world?

#9848:	Mystery	November 13, 2019
Deciding Where Everything Goes This newsletter will give reader insight into how to organize for writing. How realistic do you like the novels you read to be?

#9800:	Comedy	October 09, 2019
Mind Maps-The First Step In this issue I will be sharing my writing technique and routine. What is your favorite movie made from a novel?

#9705:	Drama	August 14, 2019
What Can Work-Personification This issue will include helpful hints about personification and some wonderful drama pieces to read and enjoy. What were some of the best animal characters in Disney movies?

#9650:	Mystery	July 10, 2019
Starting Slowly In this newsletter be prepared to get insight about how to ease into a new genre you are just trying to write in. What are your three favorite fictional detectives?

#9583:	Comedy	June 05, 2019
Self-Publishing Self-publishing has its advantages and disadvantages. Learn about these in this issue. What is your favorite comedy movie?

#9539:	Drama	May 15, 2019
What Reading Can Do A newsletter which gives a easy technique to move your life and writing forward. What is your favorite author in any genre?

#9477:	Romance/Love	April 10, 2019
Good Prep Work Is The Key Get tips about preparing to write a piece and enjoy some emotional pieces in this issue. Are the television adaptations of romance novels just as good as the novels themselves?

#9411:	Drama	March 20, 2019
Sound Like You Read this newsletter to help you sound like yourself when you write. What are three of your favorite drama movies?

#9364:	Mystery	February 20, 2019
The Toys Which Helped Me Be Creative I love mystery and hope this issue gives you insight about me and some fantastic mystery pieces to enjoy. What is better: Old mystery movies or more modern ones?

#8981:	Comedy	July 04, 2018
What It Takes To Be An Author In this issue learn what it really takes to be an author. Also enjoy some wonderful comedy. What comedy actor do you love the most?

#8945:	Mystery	June 13, 2018
Writng From Experience A look at writing from the experiences that you have had. Do you enjoy classic mystery fiction, like Agatha Christie, or newer mystery authors?

#8412:	Romance/Love	July 26, 2017
Romance-Everything Adds Up In this issue find out how to make you plots move along without confusing your reader. What is your favorite romance couple from a novel?

#8328:	Horror/Scary	June 07, 2017
Horror/Scary-=Viewing In this issue I hope to show why good writing should be a part of any movie. What are you three favorite horror movie characters?

#8283:	Comedy	May 10, 2017
Comedy-What Makes Us Laugh A look at what works and does not work in comedy writing. Tell me, what good comedy novels or short stories have you read lately?

#8206:	Drama	April 26, 2017
Drama-Have We Met Before? Hi. This is , please enjoy the writing tip and wonderful pieces this week. Have a great day. What are you ten favorite movies that were adaptations of books?

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