Writing.Com Newsletter Archives: August 24, 2016

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#7824:	Action/Adventure	by Kit of House Lannister
Incoming Writing.Com Action! Writing.Com's birthday week is coming up. Are you ready? Which W.Com birthday week contests and activities have you enjoyed the most in previous years?

#7822:	Comedy	by Robert Waltz
Blackjack When the chips are down... Do you still have your shirt?

#7804:	Contests & Activities	by Aennaytte: Free & Wild in GoT
Sweet Sixteen Here we are again, one week from the biggest party of the year. You thought you can breathe between GoT and NaNoWriMoPrep? Think again.

#7802:	Drama	by Joy
Writing about Grief and Loss How do you show grief and loss in your characters? How will your characters deal with grief and loss?

#7819:	Fantasy	by Kate - Writing & Reading
Of Steam and Clockworks Classic Steampunk of the Victorian persuasion Is it viable to make a clockwork dirigible?

#7823:	For Authors	by fyn
Being an Author is HARD WORK! You thought the writing, revising, editing, proofing, layout and cover work were difficult? NOW comes the HARD work! Publishing your work is important. Even if you are giving a piece to some smaller publication for free, you will learn something about your writing. The editor will say something, friends will mention it. You will learn.~~Tim Cahill I was 40 yea

#7821:	Horror/Scary	by Arakun the Twisted Raccoon
The monster within We all have a monster inside us What could turn you into a monster?

#7825:	Mystery	by Jaeff \| KBtW of the Free Folk
Mystery-Solving Team-Ups The benefits of solving a mystery with the help of multiple characters. What's your favorite team-up in mystery fiction?

#7818:	Noticing Newbies	by A Non-Existent User
Spelling, Grammar and all that Jazz A look at tools to help you with spelling and grammar So, how's your spelling?

#7826:	Short Stories	by Legerdemain
Upstaged! A newsletter about keeping secondary characters in their role. Have you had a secondary character run off with your plot line?

#7817:	Spiritual	by Sophy
Breaking Bread, Building Community Many spiritual traditions use the breaking of bread as a community building opportunity. Has sharing a meal with someone helped break down walls and build a stronger relationship with them?

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