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#13895:	Action/Adventure	by Kit
The Art of Originality It's not always easy to be truly original. That doesn't mean it's impossible. What's been your most unusual idea for a story or poem?

#13891:	Comedy	by Robert Waltz
Humor and Age Older and Wise-guy-er. How has your sense of humor changed with age?

#13889:	Contests & Activities	by Dawn Embers
The Food Competitions Connection Taking a look at having inspiration from food shows/competitions and how food can be used in writing too. Do you have a favorite food competition show?

#13883:	Drama	by Joy-Happy 26th WdC!
Revenge Stories and Writing Them What if the idea and motivation for Revenge becomes useless? Which wrongs did any of your characters commit in the name of vengeance?

#13892:	Fantasy	by Adore lol♥
Magic, Myth, and Modern Legends In this issue Adore lol♥ guest editor features eight of the BEST Fantasy authors in modern fantasy stories. Who are your favorite Fantasy authors?

#13894:	For Authors	by fyn
Being There --IN the Story! When the writing drags you in, it compels you to become a part of it! What's the last book that totally drew you in...and why?

#13890:	Horror/Scary	by Arakun the Twisted Raccoon
The Legend of Spring Heeled Jack A leaping terror How high did he jump?

#13893:	Mystery	by Adore lol♥
Seishi Yokomizo: Japan’s Maestro This issue we'll take a look at Seishi Yokomizo, a Japanese master of mystery and locked room stories Seishi Yokomizo passed away in 1981. Where is the cemetery he's laid in located?

#13897:	Noticing Newbies	by Jeff
The End Is The Beginning The steps that come after you write your initial draft. After you've written a draft, what's your favorite part of the rest of the writing process? What's your least favorite?

#13886:	Romance/Love	by Samberine Everose
Can we give love if we are empty of it? We can only give if we've been filled. 'My cup overflow'

#13896:	Short Stories	by Legerdemain
Giving Real Characters Fantasy Elements A twist on reality. Have you used an expected character trait to create an unexpected twist?

#13887:	Spiritual	by Thankful Sonali Quick Pick!
Accepting Cultural Differences One culture's 'close' is another culture's 'rude'. Did they intend to be rude or hurtful?

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