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#7039:	Action/Adventure	by Dawn Embers
Are We There Yet? Questions for Middle A look at two important questions when writing long action/adventure stories and the dragging struggle of the middle. How do you keep the middle of an action/adventure story from dragging without overdoing the tension/conflict?

#7038:	Comedy	by Kate - Writing & Reading
Laugh-Muscle Exercisel Whether laugh-out-loud funny or droll wit, comedy is an exercise in youthful escapism. If it's true that laughter is an age-slowing exercise, then how do we keep the workout fun and new?

#7034:	Contests & Activities	by spidey
Cold Turkey Sometimes giving up something you love is a good thing. Have you ever had to quit something?

#7022:	Drama	by Aennaytte: Free & Wild in GoT
Weepy Writing Sadness as a plot driver. Are Tears and Crying Needed in Drama?

#7040:	Fantasy	by Gaby ~ Keeper Of The Realm
The Magic Wand The inspiration for magic items and their uses - incorporation into a story What's your favorite magical item and how did you come up with it?

#7042:	For Authors	by Jaeff \| KBtW of the Free Folk
A Writer's Purpose A discussion about the reasons for writing what we write. As a writer, what's your purpose in writing what you write?

#7032:	Horror/Scary	by W.D.Wilcox
Using Old Phrases & Sayings Old sayings and phrases are great story fodder Write a tale using an old saying

#7041:	Mystery	by Gaby ~ Keeper Of The Realm
Heart of a Child We're all children at heart - but eventually that child retreats When did you stop being a child and became an adult? How does it affect your writing?

#7037:	Noticing Newbies	by Brooklyn
Getting Published is Within Your Reach Here is a small selection of places that publish new and emerging authors consistently. How many times have you submitted your work to a magazine this year?

#7036:	Poetry	by Red Writing Hood <3
Couplet Poetry Forms Couplet Poetry Forms: Couplets - what they are and a few forms that use them. How can couplets be used to further a topic or theme?

#7035:	Romance/Love	by Crys-not really here
Love is Not One-Size Fits All There are different kinds of relationships to be written about. Are the relationships in your writing all the same? Or are do they show all kinds?

#7006:	Short Stories	by Aennaytte: Free & Wild in GoT
Try Everything At Least Once Short stories are the perfect medium to try out a little bit of many different things. What's on your writer's bucket list?

#7033:	Spiritual	by Shannon
Scenes from a Restaurant How a trip to the salad bar led to an unexpected act of kindness n/a