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Author Archives: Charles Yallowitz
Curbing the Beast
The final dot is made My writing done for the day Still I hear that monster Scratching at my mind I had to let him out To make the scene complete Easing on the chainThat wraps around his throat I … Continue reading
Sneak Peek w/ Possible Spoilers: Caster Brothers (Allure of the Gypsies)
Isaiah can barely hear the warning bell and the screams of Haven’s citizens as he dodges a black lightning bolt. He swiftly responds with a barrage of silver stakes that sail wide of their target. The old caster isn’t aware … Continue reading
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Painting the Sky
A single bloom The first stroke to set the stage Calling out To make sure we know it’s there An audience for the art Of colors, lights, and soundsRapid crackles of red Echoing roars of blue Hissing showers of green … Continue reading
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Tagged 4th of July, author, fireworks, Independence Day, poem, poet, poetry, writer, writing
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It Knows
I have a new laptop on the way and I’m sure my current laptop knows this. So far it has blue-screened, blocked Google Chrome, crashed Word, and refused to let Pandora work. I’m kind of glad I won’t be on … Continue reading
Bash and Smash: A Book of Battles?
So, I’m noticing something about The Compass Key. There are a ton of fight scenes compared to the previous 4 books. Each battle is important and it feels like a lot of the tension has simply hit the climax. It’s a … Continue reading
Dangers of Writing with Children
This is part 2 of possibly 2. Last week I talked about the benefits of writing with children. Today, I discuss the flip-side and make all of the non-parent writers breathe a sigh of relief that they don’t have to … Continue reading
Ereader News Today
I signed up for Ereader News Today. This site was suggested by King Midget, who has seen a lot of success with it. He is the expert, so visit his site and learn a lot about self-publishing. You won’t be … Continue reading
Ask a Character: Luke Callindor Part 2
Luke: I have to do this again? I got the first one months ago. Me: Yeah. Remember how badly that went? You got maybe 5 questions. Luke: Do you really think it will go differently this time? Me: More people … Continue reading
Spotlight: Briana Vedsted
Raise your hand if you’ve been fortunate to meet this phenomenal blogger. I see a lot of hands and that’s as it should be. Briana is one of the kindest bloggers I have ever met and definitely a bright spot … Continue reading
