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#12607:	Action/Adventure	by StephBee
Ya' Gotta Have These! A look at "gotta have these" moments in the action/adventure genre. What do you look for when you're picking an action/adventure book to read?

#12655:	Comedy	by 🌞GeminiGem 🌻
Adventures In Moving Memories of a unique experience when moving across the country. What is the weirdest thing that has happened while you were moving?

#12652:	Contests & Activities	by spidey
Prizes Awarding contest participants Can you give everyone a prize?

#12649:	Drama	by Kit
Interesting Times Your voice matters in these interesting times. Here's why. Would you be interested in reading/watching more positive, uplifting news? Would you access it if it were offered?

#12650:	Fantasy	by Robert Waltz
Once in a Blue Moon Time for those rare events to happen. Do you watch the skies?

#12654:	For Authors	by Lilli 🧿 ☕
Reach for the Stars! Let's talk about the WdC Rating system, shall we? When reviewing and rating items you've read in WdC, how do you determine the number of stars to give?

#12653:	Horror/Scary	by Gaby ~ Way behind!
Attracting New Readers At times we choose different genres as our reading selection. Let's talk about what pulls us in as readers. What is your favorite horror book and why?

#12651:	Mystery	by Arakun the Twisted Raccoon
Private eyes are watching you Private detectives in mystery stories Will you take my case?

#12657:	Noticing Newbies	by Jeff
Pulling Focus Keeping the reader's attention where it should be. What aspects of storytelling do you like to focus on?

#12656:	Poetry	by Jayne
A Crash Course in Poetry Texture The rich, textured layers of sound, imagery, and wordplay make poems unforgettable. What's your favorite fabric texture in clothing, and why? 🧥 🧶 🔍

#12648:	Romance/Love	by Dawn Embers
Surprise vs Expectations A ramble about how romance stories can be surprising but there are also go as expected. Do you need surprise in a story or is it okay to have some elements that fit expectations?

#12610:	Short Stories	by Annette
Good Dialogue There are writing teachers who say that it's impossible to teach dialogue. What tools and tricks do you use to make dialogue in your stories appear natural?

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