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Author Archives: Charles Yallowitz
Groundhog’s Day
Hi, gang. Craig with you again, and I hope to have a bit of fun today. You might consider this bit of fun as a character building exercise. I’m on … Groundhog’s Day
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Poetry Day: Human Hyena
(I think we all know a person like this. Maybe some of us have gone through a phase where we were this person.) Hurling nasty barbs At all that you find silly Your goal is laughter But only from your … Continue reading
Best of 2023 #1: 7 Tips to Writing Teenage Protagonists
(Originally posted on January 6, 2023. So, more than half the year, my posts were essentially duds.) This is going to be tougher than I expected. After all, I haven’t been a teenager in decades, so I’m kind of out … Continue reading
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Tagged advice, authors, humor, protagonists, teenagers, tips, writing
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Mindset: The Stubborn Elephant vs. Writer
If you missed the first post in this series, you can find it here. Writing a novel is a huge commitment. It takes time and consistency and … Mindset: The Stubborn Elephant vs. Writer
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‘Do I Need to Use a Dragon?’ Available on Amazon!
This was the big and only release of last year. Do I Need to Use a Dragon? was a challenge in that it wasn’t really fiction. It was all about me trying to write a ‘how to’ book, which several people … Continue reading
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Happy National Puzzle Day
(Funny how this showed up after Lego Day.) Since I like doing jigsaw puzzles in my free time, I thought it was a perfect holiday to do a post about. Sadly, I don’t have any new puzzles to put up … Continue reading
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Tagged challenge, fun, hobbies, jigsaw, national holiday, puzzles
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Tightening our Prose: Too Much Information!
Greetings, Storytellers. Diana here today with a final tip on tightening our prose. The goal of tightening is to improve our stories’ pace and keep … Tightening our Prose: Too Much Information!
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Happy International Lego Day
I couldn’t pass this one up. While my son isn’t into Lego as much as he used to thanks to Pokemon becoming his big obsession, I still enjoy them. I think I’m always going to try to buy one big … Continue reading
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Goal Post: There Are Bad Weeks, Terrible Weeks, & Then This *$&#-Ing Week
I’m broken. Just battered to the point of thinking my existence is entirely about pain and suffering. Events of this week have made it that the foreseeable future will be almost constant agony. I have no refuge or place to … Continue reading
Questions 3: Hopes for the Future
I know we’re a month into 2024, but that means we’ve had time to get a feel for how things might go. So, let’s get to the questions and try to be positive. What do you hope to do in … Continue reading