Writing.Com Newsletter Archives: August 3, 2016

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#7788:	Action/Adventure	by Legerdemain
Handy Handedness Some fun facts about hand dominance. Have you ever been forced to use your non-dominant hand for a length of time? How did it make you feel?

#7778:	Comedy	by Marci Missing Everyone
Pokemon Go... or Stay? Adventures of the popular new app, Pokemon Go. Do play Pokemon Go and have you had any interesting happenings?

#7783:	Contests & Activities	by spidey
Cheating Cheating is not okay What would you do if you caught someone cheating?

#7784:	Drama	by Kit
The Dramatic Journey of the Superhero The Superhero genre is not merely about big battles - the characters' internal journeys are just as important. Who is your favourite superhero, and why?

#7781:	Fantasy	by Robert Waltz
Money The Medium of Exchange How do you trade?

#7785:	For Authors	by Jeff
Impostor Syndrome and Other Afflictions Conditions that can affect a writer's productivity and mental well-being. Have you ever suffered from Impostor Syndrome?

#7780:	Mystery	by Arakun the Twisted Raccoon
The things we do for love Mysteries of the heart What would you do for love?

#7779:	Noticing Newbies	by Brooklyn
Are You Fruity? Today let's write about experiencing the world through your sense of taste. Everything tastes different to different people. Name something you find delicious that another might find repulsive.

#7782:	Poetry	by Red Writing Hood <3
Summer Time Family Time Poetry Forms that remind me of the family fun of singing and dancing—and a little bit of the silliness of family gatherings. Is there a poetry form that reminds you of the family fun your family likes to have?

#7789:	Romance/Love	by Dawn Embers
The Role of the Ex A look at the ex-relationship and how the character can add to the story. Have you included an ex-bf or ex-gf in a romance story?

#7774:	Short Stories	by Annette
You Had To Be There The writer is responsible for telling the story. Is it ever okay to tell a reader "You had to be there."?

#7777:	Spiritual	by Shannon
Words Are Things Moving a little closer toward love n/a

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