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Romance/Love: April 11, 2018 Issue [#8836]

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Romance/Love


 This week: Our Identity being a Romance Writer
  Edited by: Samberine Everose
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2. A Word from our Sponsor
3. Letter from the Editor
4. Editor's Picks
5. A Word from Writing.Com
6. Ask & Answer
7. Removal instructions

About This Newsletter

Hello everyone, I’m Samberine Everose, and I'm here again your guest editor this week in the Romance/Love Topic of the WDC Newsletter, and just like I've been saying before, I will not be tired in expressing my thankfulness to all the beautiful people here in this wonderful community of writers for not only helping us to improve our writings but giving us also encouragement, and inspiration every day. *Smile*

Are you aware of your identity being a Romance Writer?
If you already establish your Identity, are you sure that you are making a good identity to your readers?
Find out more here.


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Letter from the editor

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Dear Friends,

Greetings!

Every individual has its own identity if you really knew a person you can distinguish his/her own identity and you can differentiate him/her from others.

Sometimes, authors can become a different person when they write, but we should think that when we write there is always a part of identity in us that is being poured to our writings even if we are trying to hide our real identities.

We always found a unique identity of every author, which is much more different when they are in their real selves, just for being a writer in the Romance Genre already, we can always recognize authors, through their unique touches within their characters or the way how their story goes. So usually some author use a pseudonym in their writings to cover up their real identity in person and will not limit them in their writings.

Yes, we can always be infinite in our writings, we can make our characters to be in any role that we like them to be, but we should also take into consideration the image or our images that we are building to our readers through our writings.

Like for instance if we are writing Romance story that is full of dramatic sequence and have tragedy ending like the way how Shakespeare wrote- then we will be considered to be a romantic but a tragically love storyteller.

In the Philippines, my latest favorite Romance Writer is Rose Tan making the sequence of her Romance Stories to be playful and her characters are funny but romantic.

But my favorite classic Filipino Romance writer Francisco Balagtas in his Florante and Laura classical love story, wherein the story is common, simple and yet very romantic because he expressed it in the poetical and epic style. He used Tagalog classical words and it gave sophistication when you read it.

We can always create our own identity being a Romance Writer to our readers, and we can choose the image that we like readers to comprehend in us.

But, don't forget my friend, we have to choose finely and properly our Identity as a Romance Author,
so that our readers will never forget us, we will stay there in their hearts, even just only a piece of us- our writings.

So Write On and spread those Love!*Heart*


Samberine Sig.









Editor's Picks

Pieces by awesome WDC Authors for you to check On.!

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Claddagh Rings & Gossamer Dreams  (E)
Winner in Samberine Rose's Contest for I Write in 2018
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Eternity in Your Eyes  (E)
Poem about romantic love, inspired by my amazing husband for Valentine's Day
#2149827 by 🌸 pwheeler - love joy peace

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Contest for you to try to show more your identity as a Romance Writer.

 
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Quotation Inspiration: Official Contest  (ASR)
Use the quote provided to write a story and win big prizes!
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Adaptive Writers Contest   (ASR)
This contest intends to challenge writers to write outside of their comfort zone
#2150828 by S.J - Not Around Much

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Poetic Traditions Poetry Contest   (E)
A Contest for Metrical Rhyming Poetry.
#2055137 by Brenpoet

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Verdant Poetry Contest - On Hiatus  (E)
NATURE-themed quarterly contest.
#2000001 by Choconut ~ House Targaryen

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Holiday Short Story Contest - closed  (E)
Write a short story based on a random holiday; prompt provided.
#2142083 by Lilith of House Martell





 
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Ask & Answer

Feedback from our readers in "Spiritual Newsletter (February 28, 2018) I love comments!

Lovely post on being thankful, even with things that are hard to give thanks for. Every day we wake up is a blessing and another day to enjoy God's blessings.

shepherd46

Thank you for reminding us we don't need anything to be happy other than who we are as individuals. And I always have loved that particular Psalm. *Smile*

Elfin Dragon-finally published

A wonderful newsletter on thankfulness. We really need to add this to our writing to give the reader some satisfaction. When a character shows this trait it can connect with a reader. It doesn't have to be in their face "I'm so Thankful!" but their actions toward others and the situations will show if this is in their heart.

Quick-Quill

One great suggestion is that each new day is a gift from God. All we need to do is untie the ribbons.
Zeke

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Thank you all for reading.
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You can send it through our mailbox below.Until next time. *Heart*

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