Writing.Com Newsletter Archives: March 15, 2017

Printed from https://www.writing.com/main/newsletters/action/archives/date/1489554000

Writing.Com Newsletters for March 15, 2017 | Previous Week | Next Week


#8186:	Action/Adventure	by Legerdemain
Necromancy A brief exploration of the necromancy topic for inspiration. What ghost would you summon and what questions would you ask them?

#8177:	Comedy	by eyestar~*
A Laugh A Limerick A bit of limerick history and how to! Will you or Won't you go up to Limerick?

#8181:	Contests & Activities	by spidey
Reviewing Contest Entries A review can be a prize for hosts and participants Do you review contest entries?

#8182:	Drama	by Kit of House Lannister
On Loss Losing someone you love is difficult. Things get even more complicated if you can't mourn them as you wish. What is the best novel you have read that deals with grief?

#8180:	Fantasy	by Robert Waltz
On Death and Dying Some defining attributes of a culture How do we handle death?

#8185:	For Authors	by Jaeff \| KBtW of the Free Folk
Ultra-Specific Fiction Genres A look at Amazon's more obscure fiction genres. Do the kind of books you like to read fit in a very specific niche, or are they of a more general, overall genre?

#8179:	Mystery	by Arakun the Twisted Raccoon
In a flash! Flashbacks and forward flashes Giving your readers flashes of insight

#8184:	Noticing Newbies	by Brooklyn
Effective Dialogue is an Art Readers often skip narrative, but seldom skip dialogue. Master dialogue and you'll draw more readers. Do you have any tips to writing great dialogue?

#8164:	Poetry	by Red Writing Hood <3
Poetry Games! Have fun with your poetry alone or with a group of friends with these poetry games. How do you play with poetry?

#8183:	Romance/Love	by Dawn Embers
The Grand Gesture or Fix The love interest or MC messes everything up and need to find a way to fix the problem to receive their happy ending. What big gesture or fix does your character have to do in order to get their happy ending?

#8178:	Short Stories	by Andy~hating university
The path we follow We rely on a story's narrator leading us from A to B to C. But what happens when the narrator doesn't know the route? Have you ever read a story where you wondered about the reliability of the narrator?

#8175:	Spiritual	by Shannon
Daily Devotions "They all lead to God in the end." ~ Preface, A Course in Miracles. n/a

Total 12 newsletters found.

For newsletters before June 2005, please see: "Writing.Com Newsletter Archives"

Printed from https://www.writing.com/main/newsletters/action/archives/date/1489554000