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Author Archives: Charles Yallowitz
Using fictional characters versus real people in historical fiction writing
Hi everyone, it’s Robbie with you today. I am discussing using real historical people in fiction and why I decided to rather create fictional main … Using fictional characters versus real people in historical fiction writing
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Happy Mario Day!
Apparently, this is the day that celebrates Super Mario. Why? Mar (March) 10 (10th) = Mar1o. Never knew that and it sounds like a bad pun, but here we are. So, here a few funnies, which were harder to find … Continue reading
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Tagged funnies, holiday, humor, mario, national day, super mario bros, video games
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Investigating the Mary Celeste by D. Lawrence Young
“Investigating the Mary Celeste” by D. Lawrence-Young “Investigating the Mary Celeste” by D. Lawrence Young is a compelling dive into one of the … Investigating the Mary Celeste by D. Lawrence Young
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Goal Post: Brain Be Fogging All Week
(For anyone annoyed that I used this theme song instead of the Japanese one, you need to understand something. ‘Rock the Dragon’ was the first intro I heard when I got introduced to the series in college. I love the … Continue reading
Packing Up for Exploration!
Adventurer 1– So, we haven’t been to this place before. Let’s make sure we’re prepared, Jimmy. Jimmy– You got it, Bart. Bart– Extra clothes, backpacks, bedrolls, food rations, rope, torches, flint and steel, and weapons are first on the list. … Continue reading
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Tagged adventures, adventuring, dialog, explorers, fantasy, fiction, gear, humor
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What Writers Should Know! Part Three: Setting
Hi SEers! Denise here with the third part in the What Writers Should Know Series to talk about the setting. Why is the setting so important? What if … What Writers Should Know! Part Three: Setting
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The night guest by Hildur Knutsdottir
Review of “The Night Guest” by Hilda Knutsdottir “The Night Guest” by Hildur Knutsdottir, set to be released in September 2024, is a novel that I … The night guest by Hildur Knutsdottir
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Poetry Day: I Love You, Cake
(I think this poem speaks for itself.) You are the true centerpiece To every wedding You are the great reward For living another year You come in many sizes And all are delicious You come in many … Continue reading
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