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Author Archives: Charles Yallowitz
“One for the Angels” (Or, Win a Gift Card, Any Gift Card!)
Originally posted on Eye-Dancers:
In an early Season One episode of The Twilight Zone titled “One for the Angels,” sidewalk salesman Lou Bookman is confronted by Mr. Death. Death tells the personable, well-liked pitchman that his time has come–he will…
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I’m Ahead and I Have a Name Question
I’ve already accomplished 5 of my 7 weekly goals. One of the two remaining is nearly impossible to do and I shouldn’t have listed it anyway. The other remaining one is waiting for the weekend. This is strange for me … Continue reading
Embracing the Flames 99¢ Sale
Amazing fantasy eBook for .99 cents. Only for a few hours.
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Test Scene: It Had to Come Down to This
I came up with an idea for a much later book. It’s part of the final battle between Nyx and Trinity, which isn’t a spoiler because it’s made very clear that they are going to have a fight like this. … Continue reading
Posted in Sneak Peeks
Tagged action, author, combat, enemies, fantasy, fiction, fight, fistfight, rivals, sneak peek, writer, writing
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Keep Poking the Tiger. I Dare You.
Ever have a day Where people poked and prodded? Not caring of your mood Deciding you’re too docile To act beyond a snarl Breathing comes in heavy bursts Red edges all you see Still they carry on Verbal sticks upon … Continue reading
Generations of Immaturity
You scoff at our decisions Because they are not the ones you like You criticize our choices Because you believe you know best You crow about your experience Because you refuse to be told no You swear that you took … Continue reading
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Tagged age, experience, generation gap, generations, judging, old, poem, poet, poetry, youth
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Beginning of a Hero Goodreads Quiz
I’ve been eying the quizzes on Goodreads and wondering if I should make one for Beginning of a Hero. I’m just having trouble making 25-30 questions. I’d be happy if anyone has suggestions or feedback on what I already have: … Continue reading
Unlimited Ammo and One-Handed Greatswords? (Part 1 of a Series)
We’ve all seen or read about it. An 8-shot revolver having 10 bullets? An enormous sword being wielded by a slender warrior? Standing a few feet away from an explosion and not getting touched? These can be great scenes and … Continue reading
Review: Prodigy of Rainbow Tower by Charles Yallowitz
Originally posted on C.N. Faust:
Rating: 5 Stars Once again, I am impressed with Charles Yallowitz’s storytelling as well as his ability to bring something new to the table with each turn of the page. Prodigy of a…
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Carob Tree
It grew from nowhere To help Two starving men A brightening miracle In a cave Of darkness For twelve years It nourished them And when it thought it was done Another year must pass The men studied Prayed And ate … Continue reading
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Tagged author, carob tree, Israel, poem, poet, poetry, writer, writing
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