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#11025:	Mystery	October 13, 2021
The Need to Know The legacies of unsolved mysteries and what they can tell us about endings. Have you ever read a book where you questioned if you truly understood the ending?

#11026:	Contests & Activities	October 13, 2021
A Quick Quill Update & Special Request Can I ask for a quick favor? What's your favourite piece of your own writing? Link it here and tell us why.

#10981:	Mystery	September 15, 2021
Subverting Tropes Upending tropes to help create unique work What's the most unique story/book you've read?

#10980:	Contests & Activities	September 15, 2021
Volunteer Burnout Everyone at WdC is a volunteer, and any volunteer is at risk for taking too much on. What was your most rewarding volunteer experience?

#10936:	Contests & Activities	August 18, 2021
IT'S BIRTHDAY TIME! Mark your calendars! WdC's Birthday Bash is on the way! I love turning 32 every year. Do you celebrate your own birthday?

#10938:	Mystery	August 18, 2021
Are You Up for a Little...Murder? WdC's annual murder mystery Masquerade Party arrives September 1st! Have you been to a live dinner-theatre style murder mystery?

#10885:	Contests & Activities	July 21, 2021
Timely Habits There's no one-size-fits-all when it comes to time management. Which procrastination station does your train stop at?

#10883:	Mystery	July 21, 2021
The Meddling Kids Are Useless It's no mystery why not all tropes work in all places. Can you think of a main character who had no impact on the outcome of a story?

#10845:	Fantasy	June 23, 2021
Bang! Bang! Bangsian! Club Dead for the rich and famous. Read any off-the-beaten-path subgenres lately?

#10840:	Contests & Activities	June 23, 2021
Follow the Rules! Whether or not you like rules (who does?), ignoring them is self-sabotage. Have you faced publisher rejection because you missed one of their requirements?

#10838:	Mystery	June 23, 2021
Honkaku: Testing Your Logic A quick overview of Japanese mystery fiction known as honkaku Have you read any honkaku?

#10811:	Drama	June 09, 2021
Streaming Content The Art of Creating a Stream of Consciousness What's your stream of consciousness like?

#10786:	Contests & Activities	May 26, 2021
Generic Genres Why does genre selection matter for The Quills? Why don't you use all three genre options for your work?

#10788:	Mystery	May 26, 2021
Weapons of Convenience Not every whodunnit has a criminal mastermind. What weapon details do authors frequently get wrong?

#10780:	Mystery	May 19, 2021
Hey, Look Over There! Are you writing red herrings or a kettle of fish? What's your favourite way to throw your readers off the trail?

#10737:	Mystery	April 28, 2021
Horrified by Thrills, Thrilled by Horror The difference between the psychological thriller and psychological horror genre. Do you prefer a thrilling horror or a horrifying thriller? What's your favourite psychological genre book or movie?

#10734:	Contests & Activities	April 28, 2021
Spotlight on {suser:socalscribe} For the next several issues, I'll be focusing on the people behind the contests and activities offered on WdC. Do you enter the official contests?

#10729:	Drama	April 21, 2021
Pause and Effect Wait for it... Take a deep breath and focus. What are you thinking about?

#10712:	Drama	April 14, 2021
The Great Irony Irony literally slid into "literally" territory 100 years ago. Maybe we should move on. Does it bug you when language evolves and gives alternate or extra meaning(s) to words?

#10648:	Horror/Scary	April 07, 2021
Horror For Kids: They'll Be Fine. A brief look at writing horror for a younger audience. Is it getting harder to scare kids with fiction?

#10649:	Contests & Activities	March 31, 2021
Spotlight on lilli_in_fl For the next several issues, I'll be focusing on the people behind the contests and activities offered on WdC. How many contests do you enter each month?

#10637:	Mystery	March 31, 2021
The Mystery of Mysteries Disentangling the subgenres of mystery. Do you think subgenres have become too niche?

#10635:	Contests & Activities	March 03, 2021
Spotlight on: purplesunday For the next several issues, I'll be focusing on the people behind the contests and activities offered on WdC. Is there a contest you'd really like to see on WdC?

#10634:	Mystery	March 03, 2021
Are You Sure It's A Mystery? The blurry lines between mystery, thriller, and crime stories. Has an author ever disappointed you by promising a certain genre of book but delivering something different?

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