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Ready to get real, Realists? 
          	
          	It's time for this month's Notables! 
          	
          	September's topic is: 
          	
          	'Celebrating Hispanic and Latino heritage"
          	
          	Join us as we read stories from fellow Wattpadders about their experiences and inner journeys. 
          	
          	Stay true, Stay you!
          	
          	https://www.wattpad.com/story/387063342-non-fiction-notables
          	

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Something spooky is coming your way this Halloween...
          
          Are you ready? 𓆩^._.^𓆪

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Ready to get real, Realists?
           
          It’s time for the #QuestionOfTheWeek!
          
          What's a lesser-known historical figure you believe deserves more attention, and why?
          
          Drop your thoughts in the comments below, we’d love to hear from you!
           
          Stay True, Stay You!

WiseSage2007

@nonfiction Funmilayo Ransome- kuti, Funmilayo Ransome-Kuti (1900–1978) was a Nigerian teacher, women's rights activist, and political leader who played a major role in the fight for social justice and the empowerment of women in Nigeria. She was known as the" lioness of lisabi".she was widely noted as the first woman to ride a motorcycle and drive a car. she advocated for pan-Africanism. she received the Lenin peace prize in 1970. But died a horrible death. soldiers raided Fela's communal property and those soldiers threw her down the story building  which caused her a lot of injuries and also caused her death.
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Glory_feeling2

@nonfiction Perhaps most Filipinos now about Jose Rizal (1861-1896) who was a Filipino patriot, physician, writer, and reformer who inspired the Philippine nationalist movement. But Rizal might not be as famous as other leaders like Martin Luther King Jr. or Mahtma Ghandi. 
            Many say Rizal is the Philippine's National Hero, but there are some who object to this idea. I for one did not learn about him until I was in college for, I didn't grow up in my native country. I had to learn it by word of mouth, and through history books. But he is one out of many who fought for his beliefs and sadly, died for it
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HerMajestyDiiz

@nonfiction Queen Elizabeth Bagaya of Tooro. She was the first Uganda's female minister in 1970's. She was a model, a lawyer and she stood up to ldi Amin. Very beautiful, educated and brave.. 
            She showed that African women could be royalty and revolutionary at the same time 
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Ready to get real, Realists?
           
           It’s time for the #QuestionOfTheWeek!
          
          If you could ask a true-crime criminal or historical villain one question, what would it be?
          
          Drop your thoughts in the comments below, we’d love to hear from you!
           
          Stay True, Stay You!

WiseSage2007

@nonfiction i will simply ask "what made you a villian"?
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shibalobsessed

@nonfiction 
            
            If you could go back to where it all began, will you make the same decision?
            
            
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ximenaistyping

@nonfiction I would ask, what was that one thing that made you snap? What was the turning point?
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Hello, Wattpad Writers!
          
          The Shortys 2026 Prompts are live!
          
          After all the waiting, planning, and wondering what this year’s challenge would bring, it’s finally time to put pen to paper, fingers to keyboard, and see where your imagination takes you.
          
          Whether you’re here for short stories, poetry, or both, we have plenty of prompts to inspire you. We hope one immediately sparks an idea, another challenges you to write something completely outside your usual style, and perhaps one surprises you by taking you somewhere you never expected to go.
          
          This is your chance to experiment, have fun, try something new, and most importantly, write.
          
          We can’t wait to see the stories and poems you bring to life. We’re here for all of it.
          
          Happy writing, everyone! 
          
          https://www.wattpad.com/story/413579310-the-shortys-2026
           #TheShortys #Theshortys2026 #TheShortysContest

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@goldlisa9 Hey!
            You can check Guidelines of Shortys. 
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goldlisa9

@nonfiction how does this work ? Am a new author her 
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vida172009

Any fans of dark romance here ?

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Hey Realists!
          
          We're back with our new prompt for September month for The Reality Ventures challenge #14.
          
          Theme: The Sensory Scene
          
          Real stories, Real Voices.
          
          Deadline for the challenge #14 is 30th September 2026
           #RealityVentures #TheSensoryScene
          
          https://www.wattpad.com/1649136542-the-reality-ventures-non-fiction-challenges

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@Shewritesdreamzzz Hey,
            In this challenge we provide one realistic prompt each month and users need to write using that prompt in comment section only. For more details, read introduction chapter of The Reality Ventures challenge 
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