Writing.Com Newsletter Archives: July 27, 2016

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#7772:	Action/Adventure	by Kit of House Lannister
The Shock Factor Balancing your vision with the sensibilities of your target audience can be a challenge. Is there a novel you quickly put aside because its author took things too far for your taste?

#7768:	Comedy	by Robert Waltz
The Viral Workout Don't think of it as being sick. Think of it as getting back into shape. Ever looked at the opportunity in illness?

#7769:	Contests & Activities	by THANKFUL SONALI 17 WDC YEARS!
Exalting the Humble In-and-Out It's about an item type I'm sort of addicted to on Writing Dot Com. I speak to and talk of fellow addicts. Do you love lists? Do you think in-with-the-new-out-with-the-old is good?

#7764:	Drama	by Joy
The Importance of a Character's Mind How do you show what is in your character's mind? What can be done with your characters' emotions and thoughts?

#7770:	Fantasy	by Storm Machine
Audience and Conflict Oh no, my story applies to everyone! We've heard it, we've said it, and at some point we admit one audience fits best. Is your conflict appropriate for your target audience?

#7771:	For Authors	by fyn
Observations Over a HOT Sticky Weekend Funny how folks are affected by the weather... Do weather changes affect you? How? What about your characters...

#7767:	Horror/Scary	by Arakun the Twisted Raccoon
They'll never hear it coming When horror doesn't make a sound Silence is golden (or is it?)

#7776:	Mystery	by Jaeff \| KBtW of the Free Folk
Nature's Mysteries Mysteries offered by the natural world. Which of the undiscovered parts of the world do you find the most intriguing?

#7765:	Noticing Newbies	by A Non-Existent User
Have You Found Your Home Yet? A look at groups here on WDC So have you found your home yet?

#7766:	Romance/Love	by Aennaytte: Free & Wild in GoT
Romantic or Steamy Romance Some like it hot, some like it tame. Where is the line between romantic and adult writing?

#7775:	Short Stories	by Legerdemain
Your Epitaph This newsletter is about inserting unusual things into your writing to change the tempo or add humor to your story. What do you use to break tension in your stories?

#7773:	Spiritual	by Sophy
What Will Your Legacy Be? What we do and say during our lives matters, as it is all left behind after we die. What do you hope to leave behind in the world once you are gone?

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