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Mystery: October 31, 2018 Issue [#9181]




 This week: Missing
  Edited by: Aennaytte: Free & Wild in GoT
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Table of Contents

1. About this Newsletter
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 readers and writers of Mystery, I am Aennaytte: Free & Wild in GoT and I will be your guest editor for today's issue.


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Letter from the editor

Missing


Anything can go missing. The mystery in each missing case comes from the questions:

- Since when was it missing?
- Where was it last seen?
- Who saw it last?
- What is its use?
- Why did it go missing?
- How did they find it?

Let me tell you upfront so that you're not confused when you find a missing item. There is such a thing as a dimensional hole. Trust me on this. Or how else would you explain that the pencil you KNOW you left on the desk isn't there. But it's there when you come home the next day and NOBODY else was in your place? The answer is that it popped back into existence out of its dimensional hole.

That solves the case of the missing pencil, the missing glasses, and other small inanimate objects.

The mystery is though ... what did they do in that dimensional hole? Was the pencil used to write something? Something creepy? Something mysterious? Were the glasses used by a myopic fairy to read the news? How come those items come back out of the dimensional hole?

Explore these mysteries in your next mystery story. Or add an element of mystery by including a bit on a missing item that mysteriously reappears to any other genre to give it some zing.



Editor's Picks

STATIC
Case of the Missing Captain O’Leary!  (18+)
First Place answer to the Cop Shop Mystery set by Bards Hall to mark WDC's 18th birthday.
#2169409 by Christopher Roy Denton

 
STATIC
The Missing Captain  (ASR)
Captain O’Leary is missing- where is he?
#2170250 by Dragon is hiding

 
STATIC
The Case of the Missing Captain  (13+)
or The Curious Case of the Captain, the Criminal, and the Missing Machine
#2169548 by LJ hiding under the bed

 Missing Murder Mayhem  (18+)
A police drama
#2168145 by Jack Henry

 
STATIC
Midway  (E)
Arson, fraud, and a missing person. Word count:19,861
#2102964 by D. Reed Whittaker

STATIC
The Case of the Missing Emojis  (18+)
Dick Casey is hired by a woman claiming to be from the future, to find a thief.
#2156254 by Genipher

 
STATIC
The Missing Ornament  (E)
Nutcracker tries to figure out who the ornament-napper is.
#2143553 by Genipher

STATIC
The Disappearing Devil  (18+)
A woman married a devil of a man. Where is he now?
#2148640 by Jaeyne of the Free Fab Five

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#2167480 by Not Available.

 
STATIC
The Husband's Murder  (13+)
A fictional theory of Agatha Christie's missing days
#2172166 by Author Ed Anderson

 
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Ask & Answer

For my last Mystery Newsletter "The Stranger" , I received the following replies:

🎼 RRodgersWrites 🎶 wrote: Thank you so much for including my short story, "Find Us" in your Editor's Picks above! What a nice surprise!
This one was significant to me because I mostly write historical fiction, children's lit, and poetry. I had been looking at the prompts for Screams"", the Supernatural Writing Contest, the others in the horror, mystery, or SciFi genre. I don't read these genres much and definitely haven't written in those genres often, so I was hesitant to throw my hat in the ring. I finally decided to give it a whirl, and this one won! That encouraged me and inspired me to begin creating another submission for another similar contest.
These factors to making this an exciting and memorable success which is only multiplied by your including it in your Editor's Picks.
Thanks again!
Ruth R.

You are very welcome and congratulations on winning in the contest!

Quick-Quill wrote: I just watched an episode of Criminal Minds where 3 kids disappeared in a corn field. Really? The BYU was brought in and later the 3 kids were discovered in a house where the 2 siblings who had disappeared years earlier were found, grown-up at the same time. Their storyline failed for me. How had they been kept that long? I'm going to have to go back and look it up to see what I missed. Stranger in our midst doesn't need to be a real stranger. They are the obvious first questioned. What about the "strange" people we see every day? Best place to hide someone is in plain site. See: Elizabeth Smart or my favorite Colleen Stan:Girl in a box.

You are so correct that the "strange" people we see every day qualify as "stranger danger."

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