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#13352:	Action/Adventure	by Jeff
The Point of No Return What stops our protagonists from going back to their ordinary lives? Describe one of your favorite "point of no return" moments for a character in a book, movie, theatrical production, etc. of your choice.

#13345:	Comedy	by Lornda
Childhood Novels I grew up wishing I was the kid from Anne of Green Gables. What novels entertained you as a child? Which ones made you laugh?

#13344:	Contests & Activities	by Dawn Embers
The Use of Titles A little look at the use of titles in contests, for both contest and entries. How do you pick a title? Do you like when a contest gives a title as the prompt?

#13349:	Drama	by Kit
Conflict is King Conflict is at the heart of drama stories. How will you build it, and resolve it? What is your favourite type of conflict to write?

#13348:	Fantasy	by Robert Waltz
Pain Agony in Fantasy How do you show that someone's in pain?

#13350:	For Authors	by Lilli ☕
Grammar Issues A couple of things they forget to teach us in school. Is there a grammar rule that has become one of your 'pet peeves'?

#13346:	Horror/Scary	by Lornda
The Horror Genre – Popular or Not? The horror genre is rising from the ashes. Do you think the horror genre is popular? What storyline have you written in this genre?

#13332:	Mystery	by Arakun the Twisted Raccoon
What happened when? Establishing a timeline Where were you when the crime was committed?

#13354:	Noticing Newbies	by Jeff
Taking Risks Becoming a better writer by testing your limits. What's something you've done to take a risk or push yourself as a writer?

#13351:	Poetry	by Jayne
These Lines Are Not the Same How a poem’s last line differs from a story’s last line. How can you tell if your poem’s last line is carrying its weight?

#13340:	Romance/Love	by Asterix
Absence Makes The Heart Grow Fonder Leaving a romantic partner behind can be the best thing. Have you traveled without your significant other?

#13353:	Short Stories	by Jayne
Don’t Toss the Scraps! Your story fragments need a home. Do you have any unused story scenes that live rent-free in your head?

#13347:	Spiritual	by Prosperous Snow celebrating
Cool September A good time of year for a walking meditation. Cool weather and beautiful scenry.

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