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Author Archives: Charles Yallowitz
Designing eye-catching book covers – poetry
Hi everyone, its Robbie with you today, and I am continuing my conversation about designing eye-catching book covers. For this post, I am discussing … Designing eye-catching book covers – poetry
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Poetry Day: I Dare You to Comment
(Well, this is a dark one. Came from a really rough time where I was using poetry to just get my emotions out. Definitely needed the release. Reading it over, I definitely remember the job that caused this poem. Very … Continue reading
Some of the Types of Power Catalysts
I’m going to say ‘some’ because I’m sure I’ll have missed something. There are so many methods of triggering powers or magic. Probably a bunch that haven’t been invented yet. So, let’s dive into the list. Magical Ingredients/Gestures/Words I’m going … Continue reading
What Writer’s Should Know! Part Two: Editing
Hi SEers! Denise here with the second part of What Writers Should Know. Last month, we explored common grammar errors and today we examine editing. … What Writer’s Should Know! Part Two: Editing
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Blurb for ‘Darwin & the Fate Bracelet’ Test
So, I’m hoping to publish Darwin & the Fate Bracelet this year. Need to finish the editing and decide on how to do the naming. The Slumberlord Chronicles: Darwin & the Fate Bracelet is far too long. Maybe just write it once, but refer … Continue reading
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What Is a Power Catalyst?
Fiction that incorporates magic and powers tend to use a ‘power catalyst’. This is something that is needed to trigger an ability. I’ll go into the categories on Wednesday, so today is just an overview. Mostly because I keep thinking … Continue reading
Writers Self-Care ~ Taking Time Off
Hey, SE Readers. Joan with you today. In my last post, I talked of a new series this year on self-care for writers. We often become so focused on our… Writers Self-Care ~ Taking Time Off
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World Cancer Day
I was looking for a holiday to showcase today since I need to figure out more animals to do posts on. Kept coming back to this one. I’ve known a lot of cancer survivors and those who couldn’t beat it. … Continue reading
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Tagged cancer, disease, healing, medicine, thoughts, world cancer day
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Goal Post: I’ll Share What I Can
This week was brutal . . . Let me example. First, I think it’s okay to say a little on the ‘life event’. Mostly because the legal stuff is over and I’m going to remain neutral. You see, the custody … Continue reading
Happy Groundhog Day . . . Unless He Says More Winter
Never really understood how this holiday keeps going. Then again, it makes more sense than Daylight Savings Time. Less destructive on the body too. Enjoy the funnies and let’s hope the varmint doesn’t curse us.
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Tagged groundhog day, holiday, predictions, spring, varmint, weather, winter
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