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#11065:	Poetry	November 10, 2021
Dream Poetry Poetry based on the subconscious revealed in dreams Have you ever written a poem influenced by your dreams?

#11015:	Horror/Scary	October 06, 2021
Finding the Muse Within Self Using those who have wronged us and/or personal life experience in horror writing Do you draw from your personal life experience in writing horror?

#10977:	Poetry	September 15, 2021
The English Sapphic The English Sapphic poetry form Have you ever attempted an English Sapphic poem? Not sure what it is? Then, take a peek at this newsletter to learn how.

#10972:	Spiritual	September 08, 2021
The Hermetic Law of Gender The importance of a balanced mind within hermetics Do you put your ideas and creativity towards movement in life or do you just let ideas linger, without action?

#10948:	Short Stories	August 25, 2021
Info-dumps The dreaded info-dump Have you been guilty of the info-dump in your short story writing?

#10934:	Poetry	August 18, 2021
Pushing Boundaries of Mass Thought Pushing boundaries in verse When writing poetry do you curve to your perceived sensitivities of your audience or do you go all in with raw honesty?

#10886:	Poetry	July 21, 2021
Writing a Conceit Poem A conceit poem is an extended metaphor, sometimes consisting of the entire poem. Have you ever written a conceit poem?

#10876:	Spiritual	July 14, 2021
The Gold Within The seven steps in spiritual alchemy Do you practice spiritual alchemy? What aspects of yourself have altered due to spiritual evolution?

#10842:	Poetry	June 23, 2021
Forced Rhyme Forced rhyme in poetry Have you ever been told by reviewers your rhyme seems forced?

#10824:	Spiritual	June 16, 2021
Good Vibrations The Hermetic principle of vibration How do you affect the people around you? Is your mood easily swayed by the attitudes of those around you?

#10775:	Horror/Scary	May 19, 2021
Screams to Laughter Pairing comedy and horror What are some of your favorite horror stories that utilize elements of humor?

#10752:	Comedy	May 05, 2021
The Comedian in You We all have our own unique humor style and sometimes it can reflect in our writing. What is your humor type?

#10735:	Poetry	April 28, 2021
Expanding Perceptions Through Verse Poetry is a glimpse at into the poets mind, expanding our own perceptions through the heart of another. What poetry have you read that has opened your eyes to other perceptions on life or experiences?

#10650:	Comedy	April 07, 2021
Anecdotal Comedy comedic anecdotes are a great way to enhance dialogue, making characters shine. Have you used anecdotal comedy in your dialogue? What do you believe some of the benefits are?

#10121:	Noticing Newbies	April 15, 2020
Getting Noticed Getting your writing noticed on WdC In what ways do you utilize WdC to get feedback on your writing?

#10092:	Contests & Activities	March 25, 2020
Creative Fundraising Ways of grabbing your audience in order to raise funds for your contests and activities Have you hosted a fundraiser activity? What qualities do you feel made it successful or not successful.

#10050:	Poetry	March 04, 2020
Freedom Within Form Many modern forms allow freedom, while still setting restrictions. One such form is the bop. Have you ever heard of the bop form? If so, have you attempted the form.

#10018:	Comedy	February 12, 2020
Weaving Comedy Into Other Genre Comedy is versatile and can be incorporated into any genre, enhancing characters and plot. How do you weave comedy into your writing?

#10003:	Fantasy	February 05, 2020
Using D&D Resources in Writing Dungeons and Dragons is rich in resources to help with Fantasy storytelling. Are you a D&D geek? If so, have you used the game to fuel your muse in story writing?

#9977:	Drama	January 22, 2020
Transitioning from Book to Script Knowing what to change for visual effect, when turning a written story into script Have you ever attempted to transition one of your stories to a script? If you have, was there anything you felt needed to change that works in the story, but necessarily would not work visually on screen?

#9963:	Romance/Love	January 15, 2020
Avoiding Romance Clichés With any genre, clichés can ruin a story. Although, avoiding them can be a challenge. What clichés in romance writing do you tire of? What type of plots and characters do you prefer in romance writing?

#9941:	Spiritual	January 01, 2020
The Cycle Renews As we enter the new year, we celebrate the prospects of a new beginning, while letting go of the old. What New Year's traditions do you follow?

#9929:	Drama	December 25, 2019
The Black Sheep Just about every family has one relative that deviates from the moral fiber of the rest of the family unit. Are you the black sheep of your family? If not, who is? Why?

#9918:	Horror/Scary	December 18, 2019
Santa's Helper You better be good or Santa will send his trusty friend Krampus. Did you know that Krampus was not an anti-Santa and that he was actually considered one of Santa's helpers?

#9880:	Romance/Love	November 20, 2019
The many layers of love Love according to the ancient Greeks How do you define the many types of love?

#9852:	Spiritual	November 06, 2019
Honoring our Ancestors Ways we honor those who lived before us How do you honor your ancestors?

#9816:	Mystery	October 16, 2019
Uncovering the Evidence (or Hiding it) Ways mystery writers write in the clues, without giving the conclusion away. How do you uncover the evidence in your mystery writing without making the conclusion apparent too early in the story?

#9788:	Mystery	October 02, 2019
Timeless Mystery Classic Children's mystery: why they are important for young people to read today and why they remain popular. What makes classic children's mysteries so memorable?

#9532:	Horror/Scary	May 08, 2019
Astrology of the Disturbed Using darker astrological aspects for characters in horror... How would you use darker astrological aspects in an evil character for your horror story?

#9474:	Poetry	April 03, 2019
The Structure of Free Verse This newsletter shares some of the structural tools free verse poets use. What creative ways do you utilize punctuation and linebreaks in your freeform poetry?

#9431:	Horror/Scary	March 13, 2019
Evil Fairies Originally, Fairies were more works of horror, than Disney. Did you know that fairies were once considered evil creatures?

#9417:	Romance/Love	March 06, 2019
The Used Car Lot Finding that perfect someone is like going to a used car lot. We all have flaws. Some just have more than others. When you write romance, in what ways do you utilize character flaws to enhance the story?

#9391:	Noticing Newbies	February 20, 2019
Respect and Content Ratings Content ratings are a way of making WdC a safe space for all writers and readers, while still allowing creative freedom. What content ratings do you prefer for your blogs, newsfeed posts, and forums? Why?

#9370:	Contests & Activities	February 06, 2019
Fundraising Success Ways of making your fundraiser successful What qualities in a fundraising activity encourage your participation?

#9359:	Spiritual	January 30, 2019
Celebrating Transition and Growth This issue discusses the rite of passage within religion, culture, and family. Within your family or spiritual path, have you experienced a rite of passage? If so, what transitional period in your life did it mark? What type of activities were involved?

#9302:	Spiritual	January 02, 2019
Seeing Through Different Lenses Enhancing our writing through gained knowledge in various religions. How important do you think accuracy is when writing about religions outside your own faith?

#9256:	Drama	December 26, 2018
A Deceptive Perspective Types of unreliable narrators What is your favorite unreliable narrator in a short story or novel?

#9249:	Noticing Newbies	November 28, 2018
Maximizing Your Visibility Utilizing WdC to maximize your visibility to readers In what ways can you utilize WdC to maximize attention to your own writing?

#9238:	Horror/Scary	November 21, 2018
Borrowing from Past Ignorance Utilizing historical ignorance in horror fiction In what ways can you use past scientific or medical ignorance in horror writing?

#8954:	Noticing Newbies	June 13, 2018
Taking Control of Your WdC Experience First experiences on the site and ways to utilize Item tools to your benefit. Did you know that you can decide whether to allow just a rating, rating with a review or review only when posting your writing?

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