Contests & Activities: February 09, 2011 Issue [#4232]
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 This week: Fairies and Elves bring Spring
  Edited by: NaNoNette Author IconMail Icon
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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

There was a day, last week or nearly a decade ago, that you typed "writing" into your search engine. You wanted to show off some of your poems, short stories, or maybe even get feedback for a whole novel. You found Writing.com.
On this site you found all that you had searched for: Portfolio space, helpful reviewers, encouraging groups, style and grammar lessons from peers. But nothing had prepared you for the amazing bounty of: Contests & Activities


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Letter from the editor

Fairies and Elves


Fairies and Elves are usually thought of as showing up in spring. For the most part, the Northern Hemisphere is battling a winter of epic proportions. But we can always think happy thoughts by letting fairies and elves take us one step closer to spring and summer. Check out the fairy themed contests WdC members have thought up for all of us to enjoy. Besides writing about fairies, you can also brighten someone's day by sending out one of the many fairy themed c-notes. Simply type fairy into the search window at the top and choose c-notes as item type to find the large selection hosted by several members.

In Nordic culture, fairies and elves are also known as fertility gods. Let them take you by their delicate hands and give you their power to fuel your creativity for the whole year ahead of us. The long winter, work, life in general can always benefit from the color and positive energy fairies bring with them.

Enjoy the chocolates next Monday. *Smile*


Editor's Picks

 Fairy Tale Twist Contest Open in new Window. (E)
Write an expanded story based on a fairy tale!
#1617268 by Dancer Author IconMail Icon

Objective: To take a regular fairy tale and twist it around for a new audience to elaborate on.

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Welcome to the Elven Tea Garden where our Elves and other Magical creatures are working hard to deliver you the best Tea Party experience possible.

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"Hard science fiction" is science fiction that is based wholly on real science.

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This contest is based on the story that unfolds within a song.

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I like characters that are deep, unique, and interesting. I really hate cliches! I like stories that move along at a fast pace.

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Special 24th WDC Anniversary Special Event! Come test your fortitude!
#1280691 by iKïyå§ama Author IconMail Icon

The contest is open to all members of Writing.com. Each month we will have a new theme, prompt, or challenge for you!

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Jag's contest to test your crime and mystery writing skills!

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The raffle will end June 27th.

 Beginning of the End Open in new Window. (13+)
The last word of the previous entry is the first word of YOUR entry. Apocalypse theme!
#1747465 by Alexandra Jones Author IconMail Icon

In this In & Out, your goal is to create a glimpse into a future apocalypse.

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The funds raised from this raffle will be going to some amazing groups!

 
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Have an opinion on what you've read here today? Then send the Editor feedback! Find an item that you think would be perfect for showcasing here? Submit it for consideration in the newsletter!
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Ask & Answer

Reader feedback and answers to my January newsletter:
At which point to you stop worrying about your New Year's Resolutions and start looking forward to the next festival that is meaningful to you?

Black Willow Author Icon wrote: Thank you for including the Rising Stars auction in this Newsletter! *Smile*
I feel that WDC gives me a great push to try harder and work harder in order to develop my skills. Activities make this wonderful place all the sweeter!

atwhatcost wrote: Valentine's Day and New Year's Resolution would already be a thing of the past for me, except I don't recall their presents in the first place. Who I love is whom I love all the time, so there's no reason to show it more on one day per year. Resolutions I make as needed, not by calendar. With that, I look forward to mid April, when my mind can join my body in the garden with him. We hate winter. lol

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