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#13983:	Action/Adventure	by Scaredy Kit
The Why Behind Your Story Why is your character off on an adventure? Why is your antagonist placing obstacles in their path? What is the reason behind the goals you have currently set for yourself?

#13984:	Comedy	by Waltz in the Lonesome October
Comedy and Horror The Reese's Cups of Literature How do you mix comedy with horror?

#13981:	Contests & Activities	by Dawn Embers
The Simultaneous Entry A little discussion on the positives and negatives for entering one item in different contests or activities. Do you use one entry for multiple contests or do you prefer to keep it one on one?

#13975:	Drama	by Joywitch no more Blackout
Drama in Sports Games The Way Sports Have High Drama Which one of the 2026 sports games, so far, has produced an extraordinary excitement for you?

#13988:	For Authors	by fyn
Brick Walls Getting through the steps that are not the fun parts! What is your least favorite part about getting your book out there?

#13986:	Horror/Scary	by Arakun the Twisted Raccoon
Jump scare! Surprise horror What was that?

#13987:	Mystery	by Scary Adore FNAF lol♥
Cozy Halloween Mystery newsletter This edition October mystery newsletter focuses on Cozy Halloween mystery stories from 5 cozy authors How many of the Cozy Halloween mystery stories involve an Autumn scare or an Autumn crime?

#13990:	Noticing Newbies	by Jeff Skellington, Pumpkin King
Passively Putting Yourself Out There Thoughts on what your portfolio can communicate to others. Are there any parts of your portfolio that aren't as well organized or presented as you'd like? What would you change?

#13982:	Romance/Love	by Samberine Everose
Soul Destiny The True Lover of our soul. Soul Mate

#13989:	Short Stories	by Legerdemaim
THE FOG An article relating to healthy habits. Do you experience brain fog? What are some of your solutions?

#13985:	Spiritual	by Spooky o.m. Osaka, Japan
Rites of Passage Going from one state to another is sometimes abrupt. Does your fictional society have rites of passage for its members?

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