Writing.Com Newsletter Archives: April 30, 2025

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#13110:	Action/Adventure	by Jeff
Proactive Protagonists Reconsidering typically reactive protagonists in action/adventure stories. What examples of proactive protagonists in action/adventure stories can you think of? Note: 05-06-25 @ 9:08pm "Note: View this Note"

#13111:	Comedy	by Lornda
Revisiting the Dark Ages Sometimes the past can bring back funny memories. What inventions from the past do you wish were still around today? What’s a funny memory from the old days? Note: 05-05-25 @ 9:20pm "Note: View this Note"

#13100:	Contests & Activities	by Annette
Life's Rollercoaster Some creative endeavors should be sheltered from the up and down of life. What can you do to ensure the continuation of something you worked hard to build up? Note: 05-02-25 @ 12:13pm "Note: View this Note"

#13103:	Drama	by Kit
You and Your Books Do you like eBooks or physical copies? Hardbacks or paperbacks? New or second-hand? What is the most treasured book in your collection? What makes it so special? Note: 05-04-25 @ 5:41pm "Note: View this Note"

#13107:	Fantasy	by Robert Waltz
Monuments Instant place identification How do you make your cities unique? Note: 05-03-25 @ 4:59pm "Note: View this Note"

#13115:	For Authors	by Lilli ☕
Struggling to write? You're not alone! Many famous authors overcame struggles to write their works. What one struggle you've had to overcome? Note: 05-01-25 @ 11:54am "Note: View this Note"

#13109:	Horror/Scary	by Dawn Embers
Mask or No Mask Some thoughts on the slasher variety of horror and whether the antagonist should wear a mask. Does the villain in your slasher story wear a mask? Who is your favorite from films or books? Note: 05-01-25 @ 9:03pm "Note: View this Note"

#13105:	Mystery	by Arakun the twisted raccoon
Personal effects Everything belonging to the victim What was in the victim’s pockets? Note: 05-02-25 @ 8:14pm "Note: View this Note"

#13117:	Noticing Newbies	by Jeff
Sensory Details Using descriptive language inspired by the five senses. Sight is the most common sensory descriptor. Of the other four (hearing, smell, taste, touch), which is your favorite? Note: 04-30-25 @ 5:25pm "Note: View this Note"

#13113:	Poetry	by Jayne
Writing Against the Obvious Break away from obvious images and emotions to create memorable poetry. If you had to outlaw one poetic cliché forever, which one gets the boot first? Note: 05-03-25 @ 8:45am "Note: View this Note"

#13106:	Romance/Love	by Dawn Embers
When You Least Expect It Talking about romance happening at unexpected times and whether one should try for it or wait. Is your character trying to find love or does it catch them off guard? Note: 05-04-25 @ 9:04pm "Note: View this Note"

#13112:	Short Stories	by Jayne
One Prompt, Infinite Possibilities There's No Such Thing as a Boring Prompt What’s the most unexpected story you’ve ever spun from a prompt? Note: 05-07-25 @ 12:03pm "Note: View this Note"

#13104:	Spiritual	by Prosperous Snow celebrating
Learning to Let Go Stress interfears with prayer and meditation. How do you let go of stress before setting down to pray or meditate? Note: 05-04-25 @ 8:55am "Note: View this Note"

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