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#13766:	Comedy	by 𝓦𝓮𝓫W𝓲𝓽𝓬𝓱
Hotel Hell & BUC-EES! Lights--radio clock,smoke detectors, ill-fitting drapes! Would you prefer smoke detector lights in hotels to not blink? Have you ever been to BUCC-EES? Did you like it?

#13780:	Contests & Activities	by Jeff
The Myth of Objective Judging An exploration of what constitutes fairness in judging writing contests. Do you believe that objective judging is possible when it comes to writing contests? Why or why not?

#13778:	Drama	by Dawn Embers
Decision Making Drama A little talk about how there can be a drama when a decision needs to be made. What tough decision does your character need to make?

#13770:	Fantasy	by Prosperous Snow celebrating
Childhood memories Can you use childhood memories as plot Inspirition? Do you have childhood memories that can inspire science fiction or fantasy plots?

#13773:	For Authors	by Lilli ☕
Staring into the Abyss Are you stuck? Suffering from writer's block? What is the weirdest thing you’ve ever done to trick your brain into writing again?

#13767:	Horror/Scary	by W.D.Wilcox
Short Horror Expressing horror with very few words. Do you write short horror stories of, say, 55 words?

#13775:	Noticing Newbies	by Adore FIFA fever lol
Creating Basics & Using the Editor This Newbie newsletter will discuss the WDC Portfolio basics of creating and using the Editor. Do you have any tips?

#13774:	Poetry	by fyn
Chasing Down the Moon Observations on a forray out at 11 pm in the middle of nowhere. Spontaneity- ever done something crazy on the spur of the moment?

#13771:	Romance/Love	by Lonewolf
Summer Romance A look at writing summer romance What is a positive memory that brings a smile to your face about a summer romance?

#13768:	Short Stories	by Shannon
The Three Pillars of Storytelling Learn how strong characters, compelling plots, and effective pacing elevate your fiction Are your protagonist, plot, and pacing working together—or against you?

#13777:	Spiritual	by Kit
Saying Sorry Saying sorry isn't always easy, but holding yourself accountable is important. What is the silliest thing you've ever said 'sorry' for?

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