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 Welcome to the Noticing Newbies Newsletter! Our goal is to showcase some of our newest Writing.Com Authors and their items. From poetry and stories to creative polls and interactives, we'll bring you a wide variety of items to enjoy. We will also feature "how to" advice and items that will help to jump start the creation process on Writing.com.
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And Now For Our Featured Newbies!
Excerpt: You could have blamed the pumpkins for starting it all. Innocent though they appeared, if it had not been for them none of it would have happened. Then all the things I'm about to tell you would be might-have-beens left over from a summer day.
Excerpt: Darkness had filled most of the room, leaving Drake with only the small patch of light illuminated by the weak light bulb hanging above him. The floor he lay limp on was cold, sending shivers up his spine, making him shutter uncontrollably. Every two minutes, he'd shut his eyes for a few seconds then open them, hoping he'd be somewhere else. As horrified as the young writer was of the dark, it wasn't the blanket of blackness he feared this time. It was what waited for him inside the darkness.
Excerpt: Kasey MacKenna flashed five long fingers at her best friend. Five more minutes, only five more minutes until freedom! Brian Campbell—still mentally cursing his teacher for putting him in a non-clock-viewing position—was virtually vibrating in his seat with anticipation. Five minutes was all that stood between him and almost three months of much-needed vacation time. If only his teacher would stop droning on, she sounded like the teacher in Charlie Brown. BRRRING. At the sound of the bell, two-dozen kids jumped out of their seats as one, papers flying; the teacher sought refuge behind her desk.
Excerpt: The County Fair has always held a special place in my mind and in my heart for I still associate it with wonderful memories of a time of innocence and purity. I vividly remember the time my foster grandfather took us to the annual County Fair along with half a score of cousins, several neighbors' kids, a few dogs and one scrawny old cat that little Martha Sue called 'Whillickers'.
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The Book Thief was one of my favourite reads of last year - still has to be beaten this year, so I haven't got one to recommend yet  Ace newsletter, Cubby 
~ Thank you! All the libraries in our county are going to do a book discussion on this title beginning in January. There is SO much to cover in this book. I just loved the way the author wrote it, though it was hard to get into at the very first. I'm so, so glad I read it. I cannot stop thinking about it. Thanks for your response!!!
maryelle
Your advice is timely, and not just for the new writers on WDC. I glean something from them every time. Thanks a million.
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Shen Wasuno
I just wanted to send my thanks for such informative aspects concerning this literary world. Thank you and all who maintain this wonderful site. Until a next time.
~ It's so nice to receive feedback like this. And thank you for a wonderful response!
Shen Wasuno
Thanks a lot for the pro tips.
I'm really sorry that I'm not a vastly participant member, but, as you know, everyday life gets quite complicated.
In the future, I'll try my very best to manage more participation.
I'm trying hard to become better and better as a writer. Always room for improvement.
And you, people, are my primus inter pares.
Pax Vobiscum.
~ It's not always easy to participate in all that you would like to. Real Life has a way of ruling our time.
primus inter pares means "First among equals" if anyone is curious about that. Thank you, Pax, for such a kind and friendly response.
Recommended Books
Please send me your favorites!
Thirteen Reasons Why by Jay Asher
I highly recommend this well-written YA novel for a book discussion, whether it's in your home with your teen, in a classroom, or at a regular book discussion at the library or coffee shop. This book is narrated by a teen-aged boy, Clay, who receives 13 cassette tapes from a girl he used to have a crush on, only she committed suicide not that long ago. Also included on the tapes are thirteen people's names who will all eventually be sent the tapes. Guilt, confusion, regret. Those are just a few of the feelings Clay experiences while listening to Hannah's recordings. Hannah Baker's voice is written in italics while Clay narrates his emotional responses in between. Haunting. Boggling. I highly recommend it..
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There is no royal path to good writing;
and such paths as exist do not lead through neat critical gardens,
various as they are, but through the jungles of self, the world, and of craft.
~ Jessamyn West
Cubby's Writer's Block Challenge of the Month
List 13 reasons why you are not as motivated as you would like to be. Now list 13 reasons how you can change them.
I'll see you again on November 26th!
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