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Author Archives: Charles Yallowitz
Temporal Setting
I went looking for author subjects and found this on the three layers of setting. I always enjoy world-building, so I wanted to look into this. Now, I think most authors do this without meaning to, but it’s good to … Continue reading
The Frigatebirds: The Ones With the Red Balloons
What is a frigatebird? You may have seen pictures of these tropical birds. They are black with forked tails and long, hooked beaks. The females have white underbellies while the males have red ‘gular pouch’. This pouch is what they … Continue reading
Posted in Animal Posts
Tagged animals, birds, coastal, frigatebirds, nature, seabirds, wildlife
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Goal Post: Progress Through Endurance
So, I kind of made progress with Coven of the Gray. Did I fully design any of the 13 members? No. I did choose their biome, role, and a few powers. I managed to create an idea of the first 2 … Continue reading
Can We Not Use Violence?
Vigilante 1– “Time for violence.” Vigilante 2– “I don’t know about that.” “We always commit violence at this hour.” “Yes, but I think I’m bored of it.” “It’s how we stop crime and save the city.” “But we’re not getting … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged action, characters, dialog, fighting, humor, talking, violence
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Poetry Day: The Marchers of Vindervurld
(Another fantastical creation. Kind of sad too.) Upon the marshy hollows Their feet make a sucking plop As purest mud Grabs at their boots That are moldy to the laces Beings of all sizes March in a sturdy mob Fat … Continue reading
Is Not Killing Weak or Strong?
. . . . . . . . (I made this post on September 16, 2014. I’m reposting it because it works for the question I’m going to put at the very end.) For anyone who doesn’t know the above … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged anime, author, characters, fiction, forgiveness, hero, pacifist, pacifist warrior, redemption, strong, warrior, weak, writing
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Violent Past and Forgiveness
Now, I don’t remember the character that made me wonder about this topic. It can fall into various categories with high body counts: Former supervillain Hero who was a soldier Monster that gains humanity Serial killer who gets a second … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged author, characters, fiction, forgiveness, killing, limits, violence, writing
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World Parrot Day: The Illegal Parrot Trade
Last time I went to the Bronx Zoo, I saw a sign in the World of Birds. It stated that for every parrot that is smuggled into the country, 10 die. Later that day, I was looking for May holidays … Continue reading
Posted in Animal Posts
Tagged animals, birds, illegal trade, macaws, nature, parrots, poaching, smuggling, wildlife
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