Can you give some examples of 'cosmo back of magazine stories'?

Well, they could be a variety of things. Maybe they are short stories or features placed at the back of Cosmopolitan magazine. It could be about fashion tips, relationship advice, or inspiring stories of real women.

Sure. 'Star Trek' in its various forms, including the original series, the movies, and the spin - off shows, is a great example of cosmo fiction. It shows a future where humans and various alien species co - exist and explore the galaxy together. Then there's 'The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy' by Douglas Adams, which is a humorous take on the cosmos, with its own unique take on things like planet - building and the meaning of life in the universe.

Yes, many of them are. They often feature stories of strong, independent women achieving great things in various fields, which can be very inspiring.

Well, Cosmo Magazine often has stories about modern relationships. For example, it might have articles on how to communicate better with your partner, like sharing feelings openly without fear of judgment.

Sure. For example, there are two stories about a person helping the homeless. First, a man named Tom started to volunteer at a local shelter, providing food and clothes to the homeless. Right after that, another person, Jane, was inspired by Tom's actions and she organized a fundraiser to build more shelters for the homeless. These two stories are back to back positive stories.

Examples of back porch stories abound. Consider the story of the tree in the backyard that was struck by lightning but still managed to survive. Or the story of a family's first Thanksgiving in the new house, with all the chaos of cooking and relatives coming over. There could also be a story about a secret hiding place in the woods that kids in the neighborhood used to go to. These stories are not only entertaining but also serve to connect people to their past, their place, and the people around them.

Sure. One example could be family heirloom stories. For example, a grandmother tells a story to her daughter, and then the daughter 'passes it back' by telling it to her own children when they are old enough to understand. Another example might be in a school setting. A teacher tells a story about a past event at the school to the students, and later the students 'pass it back' when they share it with new students who join the school.

One example could be a story about a baby who managed to take off their nappy during nap time and was found playing with it when the parents came in. Another might be a story of a toddler who had a big poop in their nappy just as they were about to go out, causing a bit of a delay.

Sure. Sometimes they do stories on the latest fashion trends. They might show models walking down the runway in the most outlandish outfits that are a complete exaggeration of what's actually in style. Also, they could have a story about a popular TV show where they change the plot in a really funny and unexpected way. For example, if it's a crime - solving show, they might make the detective solve crimes by accident rather than through his brilliant deductions.

The spread - layout. This layout uses two facing pages. You can have a large photo or illustration that spans across both pages for the main story. Then, on the sides or corners, you can place smaller elements for other stories. It gives a grand and immersive feel for the main story while still highlighting other content.