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Author Archives: Charles Yallowitz
Outlining Finesse, Part 1
By Stephen Geez My last post introduced the basics of outlining a story, offering ideas for how each author can explore different methods to develop … Outlining Finesse, Part 1
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The blackout Murders by Neil R. Storey
“The Blackout Murders: Homicide in WWII” by Neil R. Storey provides a unique perspective on a lesser-known aspect of the Second World War — the surge… The blackout Murders by Neil R. Storey
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World Whale Day: The Cachalot
Today is ‘World Whale Day’. Now, there are 90 species of whale, which means I can’t list them all here. I decided to choose one species to focus on. Hard choice since there are so many iconic species. Decided to … Continue reading
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Tagged animals, nature, sperm whales, whales, wildlife, world whale day
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Goal Post: February Break Begins!
(First song played on car CD player when going into work on Friday.) The title says it all and this break couldn’t come fast enough. This week didn’t work out as well as I had planned. All I really accomplished … Continue reading
The Worst Medieval Monarchs by Phil Bradford
Diving into “The Worst Medieval Monarchs” by Phil Bradford, I found myself on a surprisingly hilarious historical journey, despite the grim subject … The Worst Medieval Monarchs by Phil Bradford
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Writing Through the Generations: The Millennials
Hello, SE friends. A couple of months ago, I began a series entitled Writing Through the Generations. The purpose of the series was and is to help … Writing Through the Generations: The Millennials
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Ice Islands by Humphrey Hawksley
As someone who doesn’t often delve into fiction reviews, “Ice Islands” by Humphrey Hawksley offered a refreshing change of pace. This thriller, … Ice Islands by Humphrey Hawksley
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Does the Hippocratic Oath Exist in Fiction?
First, it’s difficult to even figure out what the Hippocratic oath really is. We tend to think immediately of doctors swearing to do no harm to their patients. Yet, something like this doesn’t appear until the second to last paragraph … Continue reading
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Tagged authors, do no harm, doctors, fiction, health, hippocratic oath, medicine, writing
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