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Author Archives: Charles Yallowitz
April 9th: Birthday And . . .?
(Add-on: This is my 500th post? Wow. Talk about odd timing.) So this is my birthday. The first one where I had a blog to post on. The first one where I’m a published author. The second one that started … Continue reading
I’m hosting a virtual birthday party for author Charles Yallowitz, and you’re invited
Originally posted on Gwen Bristol:
Beginning of a Hero Today is the birthday of Charles Yallowitz, author of Beginning of a Hero and the other books coming out soon in his Legends of Windemere series. Besides being a talented writer,…
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Help author David Farland and his son Ben
Originally posted on Gwen Bristol:
The Passive Voice reblogged the following today from fantasy author David Farland’s blog, David Farland’s Daily Kick in the Pants–and since I can’t see any way to reblog it from the site, I’m using it…
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Poem A Day Challenge #8
A poem that every parent of a school-age kid can relate to and every parent of a toddler can fear.
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To Paint or Not to Paint
Originally posted on When I Became an Author:
To Paint or Not to Paint I thought about painting my room, Envisioning flowers in bloom in every vibrant hue. I wish it was Spring, so maybe I’ll go with purple, blue…
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Book Review: Captive at Christmas by Danielle Taylor
Captive at Christmas is an erotic romance written by Danielle Taylor. I’m going to admit that this is the first romance I’ve read and the first erotic book that I’ve read. So, I didn’t know what to expect. There is … Continue reading
Birthday Questionnaire?
So, I’ve been thinking of what to post tomorrow for the big 33. I have the April 9th fact post that I was going to put together tonight and schedule for the morning. Yet, I wanted to do something fun … Continue reading
Family of the Tri-Rune Up-Date
So, I have less that 200 pages left to type in the hand-written edits and I’m realizing something. I don’t give Sari nearly enough credit. I always thought of her as the weakest of the champions, but she’s proving to … Continue reading
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Wrestling with Price
After taking care of a morning of errands and beating at my reader twice in one day, I think I’m going to pose a question. I know I’ve asked it before, but my mind is confused after selling over 2,000 … Continue reading
Triforce of Wisdom (Part 2 of 3 Poetry Set)
Wisdom Essence of the sage Balance to blind intelligence Giving sight beyond the eyes and heart The holders of wisdom are rarest of all forms For false sages speak believing they hold the keys But their words of thought are … Continue reading