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#5854:	Comedy	by Robert Waltz
Gambling It doesn't always stay in Vegas. n/a

#5839:	Contests & Activities	by Annette
Gearing Up For NaNoWriMo September is the Month to Find NaNoWriMo Preparation Activities. n/a

#5858:	Drama	by Kit
Easygoing Drama - Is It Possible? Drama is a wonderful genre, but it doesn't provide the easiest of reads. Is it possible to strike a balance? n/a

#5855:	Fantasy	by Robert Waltz
Cultural Diversity Chances are, there's more than one civilization on a world. n/a

#5853:	For Authors	by Fyn
Observations During Garage Sales The old 'One man's trash is another man's treasure' turned a bit on its ear! n/a

#5856:	Mystery	by Jeff
How Stuff Works Using websites like HowStuffWorks.Com as a writing resource. n/a

#5851:	Poetry	by JACE
Expand Your Horizons While writing poetry may be a solitary art, interacting with other poets provides more depth to your poetic experiences. n/a

#5794:	Romance/Love	by Annette
Romance or Drama Part 2 This one had to be a two-part newsletter due to overwhelming interest. Thank you WdC! n/a

#5859:	Short Stories	by Legerdemain
Wat? Oh, hai! LOL! A newsletter about practicing good grammar. n/a

#5857:	Spiritual	by Jeff
Irreligion & Labels Different categories of irreligion and the importance of not relying too much on labels. n/a