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Author Archives: Charles Yallowitz
Kin
It came in my dream When I was young A beast of solitude The cat of coal and fire We stared at each other In the jungle of my soul With a flash It jumps into me Makes me understand … Continue reading
Benefits to Writing with Children
Briana Vedsted requested a post about writing and being a parent. So, I’m going to make the next few Wednesday posts a series about being a parent and an author. A humorous series that goes over the good, the … Continue reading
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Not an Angel?
I call you an angel Which you casually deny With an impish grin Yet, I always see your wings Folded and off-white More beautiful than those of any bird I can see your halo Crooked, but still pristine Emanating your … Continue reading
Unraveling
It starts with a single thread Pulled without a care Then another thread Followed by a third Until the tapestry of life Unravels in your hands You try to stitch it back Needing time to think And see the truth … Continue reading
The Trouble with Sin
Sin: Oh for the love of the gods! I don’t look anything like that! Author: Sorry. Thief images on the internet are rather basic. It was either this or a leather-clad woman that would be equally at home on … Continue reading
Questions to Fizzle
Sknicholls had a lot of questions for Fizzle about himself and the dragons of Windemere. He has promised to answer those questions to the best of his ability. If you can think of any other questions, please feel free to … Continue reading
The Squirrel Story
Ionia has requested that I tell the squirrel story. I have a few, but I believe this is the one she’s talking about. If anything, this is the one that comes to my mind first. In college, I was in … Continue reading
Sir Ares may be in a little bit of a a bind
Originally posted on J.S. Riddle:
I know some people have the idea that writers make a lot of money. hold on a second, the side is cramping from all that laughing. Ok, better now. We seriously don’t. As we…
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Specter of the Town
Community Storyboard Weekly Prompt: This Old House This old house I remember as a child Gutted by fire Decorated by deviants Storms batter its shell Yet it still stands tall This old house Stories were told Legends of death and … Continue reading
Quadruple Threat: Amazon, Facebook, Pinterest, and Twitter?
I can’t believe I never realized this before. Well, I realized, but I didn’t pick up on it before. We all know how important social media is to the self-published author. It’s the life-blood of our marketing whether we like … Continue reading
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Tagged advertising, amazon, author, facebook, marketing, pinterest, self-publishing, twitter, writer, writing
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