Noticing Newbies: October 03, 2007 Issue [#1983]
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1. About this Newsletter
2. A Word from our Sponsor
3. Letter from the Editor
4. Editor's Picks
5. A Word from Writing.Com
6. Ask & Answer
7. Removal instructions

About This Newsletter

N0TICING NEWBIES NEWSLETTER

Noticing Newbies Newsletter is geared to help members get acquainted with Writing.com. There are many things to do and learn. Our goal is to help you make your time here more fun and manageable.

Each week we select and showcase new items (poetry, lyrics, short stories, essays, campfires, polls, etc.). Exposure for an item (your writing) helps to bring you more rates and reviews by fellow members and the general public...of course depending on how much exposure you want your item to have. Some writers like to keep their work private. When your work does receive exposure, it also helps bring more member interaction, which will give you the opportunity to build new friendships. Remember, it is a two-way street...try to make an effort to reciprocate reviews.


"There's someone that you haven't already met, go introduce yourself to him or her. Walls and labels can't keep you from the people who are so similar to you in spirit. There's a friendly face behind every door if you pick the right moment to knock. Once you start your wave of creative outreach, it turns into a contagious force. People are waking up and smiling at each other, sharing their dreams without hesitation. This community is worth something."

-- Author Unknown



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Letter from the editor

100 Writing Ideas

Hello Newbies!

Are you going through a dry spell of ideas to write about? Well, the following writing ideas will hopefully help jumpstart your writing creativity. Enjoy!

1.  Write about what civilization will be like in 500 hundreds years.
2.  Riddles
3.  Write something saying "I Love You" without saying the word "love".
4.  Write a horror story.
5.  Writing about your favorite place, city, or country without naming the place.
6.  Persuade somebody to go to bed with you.
7.  What one lesson totally turned your life around.
8.  Isn't it ironic that...
9.  Write about aging.
10. Write a love song.
11. Limericks
12. Write about a season
13. Write about the passage of time.
14. Write about your earliest memory
15. Write a carol.
16. Describe nature.
17. Reasons why people lie.
18. Write about someone who has enriched your life.
19. Write about a dream.
20. Write a hate letter.
21. Write an apology letter.
22. Write a recipe parody song
23. Write a children's story
24. Make up a word and write about what it means
25. Write from a photograph
26. If you could be an animal, what would it be and why?
27. If a genie granted you three wishes, what would they be?
28. If you could meet that dream person, who would it be?
29. Retell a fairy tale.
30. Write about a holiday.
31. Imagine being wind, sunlight or water.
32. Write something from a book or movie title.
33. Write about your heritage.
34. Write a mystery
35. Write a love poem.
36. Create your own Dr. Seuss character.
37. Who or how would someone make a good lover (someone you do or don't know).
38. Write a fantasy.
39. Write from a cliché.
40. Write about about history.
42. The best book I ever read...
43. Pretend you are William Shakespeare and write a poem.
44. Write about a dream you would like to fulfill before you die.
45. Write a lullaby.
46. What's the funniest thing you every heard or saw?
47. Write about your first love.
48. What drives you crazy!
49. Write to the devil.
50. Write to god.
51. What the one best thing you like about yourself?
52. Write a country song.
53. What are three things you would take with you to a desert island?
54. I am happy when...
55. You are a mental patient -- write a story.
56. Write about one pet peeve.
57. Write a jingle with swear words.
58. Write about a resolution.
59. Write a play.
60. So you believe in spirits?
61. I just can’t seem to get along with anyone...
62. Paint a picture with words.
63. Write a catchy hook.
64. Write a poem using a metaphor.
65. If I had just one week to live, what would I do?
66. Who do you admire?
67. Write a prayer.
68. Write a rap song.
69. Write about an insecurity.
70. Write about an unusual experience.
71. Write from a villian's or murderer's perspective.
72. Write your wedding vows.
73. What's so special about you?
74. Win's someone's love.
75. Write about a miracle.
76. Write something in a different language.
77. Write a journal entry.
78. Write about something that turns you on!
79. Write a screenplay.
80. Is there an afterlife?
81. What's the most embarrassing thing that ever happened to you?
82. Write about a disaster. Example: 911
83. Write a rock song.
84. Write one thing you have never told anyone.
85. My most embarrassing moment...
86. Write about saving the world in some way. Example: Global Warming.
87. What do you want to be doing if you live to be 100 or more?
88. Write a biography.
89. Write a friendship letter.
90. Write something sexy!
91. Write about a wonderful world event. Example: The Olympics
92. Write a story in a different dialect.
93. The most interesting place that I have ever visited...
94. Write a critique.
95. Love is...
96. How I wish...
97. Baby, please...
98. Only a fool...
99. Whenever we are together...
100.How I wish...

Hope you find some inspiration. *Smile*

Happy writing!

Until next time...
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Hi! I like the newsletter! I just have a question: how do you get your story to be in a newsletter on writing.com?
Thanks for your help!
mustardgirl28

All you do is select the item you would like to have highlighted and post the link at the bottom of the newsletter where is says "Send a comment or question to the editor with your item submission. Please limit this to 1,000 characters." Unless the item is inappropriate, an editor will usually post it.

Thank you for your continued support and for reading the newsetter.

See ya October 31st!

laurencia

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