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Author Archives: Charles Yallowitz
The Garden Party by Wendy Clarke
“The Garden Party” by Wendy Clarke is a novel that beautifully marries the essence of gothic mystery with a contemporary setting, making it an … The Garden Party by Wendy Clarke
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The Last Guest House by Caroline Mitchell
“The Last Guest House” by Caroline Mitchell, set in the Isle of Skye, presents an intriguing premise and attempts to weave a complex narrative around… The Last Guest House by Caroline Mitchell
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Poetry Day: Icarus Reborn
(Written about the constant reaching for hope, which is followed by an inevitable crushing of disappointment.) I see a pattern That I follow to perfection Reaching for the ring High above my head Basking me In a golden glow Barely … Continue reading
The Reality In Myths
It’s fairly well-known that many, if not most, creatures of mythology are born from a real animal or event. For example, the concept of mermaids could have come from sailors seeing manatees or sealions. Supposedly, Christopher Columbus saw ‘mermaids’ and … Continue reading
A Beggar’s Bargain
Let’s all welcome Jan Sikes today. She has a new story to share with us. Jan is one of my Story Empire partners, a great author, and a good friend. … A Beggar’s Bargain
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Finding Me: The Defiant Sisters Duet- Book 2 by Jacquie Biggar
Today, I’m happy to welcome Jacquie Biggar, New York Times best-selling author. Jacquie is here today to discuss her new book, Finding Me: The … Finding Me: The Defiant Sisters Duet- Book 2 by Jacquie Biggar
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Exaggerated Conditions in Fiction
I was watching a show, which was rather good. The name was ‘Almost Paradise’ and it was a crime show with some comedy. The main character goes to a tropical island because he suffers from high blood pressure. This means … Continue reading
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Tips for Writing a Multi-Author Series – Part I
Greetings, Storytellers! Diana here today with a new series of posts about writing a multi-author series. Way back when, in September 2022, one of … Tips for Writing a Multi-Author Series – Part I
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Ghostbusters! Ghost Trap! Mine!
Sooo, I took my son to see ‘Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire’ last night. We watched the first two movies two weeks ago and ‘Afterlife’ on Friday night, so we were set. Got there 50 minutes before it started because it was … Continue reading
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