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About Charles Yallowitz

Charles E. Yallowitz was born, raised, and educated in New York. Then he spent a few years in Florida, realized his fear of alligators, and moved back to the Empire State. When he isn't working hard on his epic fantasy stories, Charles can be found cooking or going on whatever adventure his son has planned for the day. 'Legends of Windemere' is his first series, but it certainly won't be his last.

L.o.W.- Prodigy of Rainbow Tower Part 6

“I’m going to miss this place. What about the rest of you?” Nimby cheerfully asks as he joins the others at the front gate. The sky is filled with rainclouds that give the day a slightly depressing appearance. “I can’t … Continue reading →

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Week of Derailment

I swear that something out there is angry at me for something.  After computer problems, crippling stomach problems, errands, and all other levels of delays, I thought there was nothing else that could happen. Enter a cracked tooth and tomorrow’s … Continue reading →

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Prodigy of Rainbow Tower: Book Blurb

I decided to write up the book description for Prodigy of Rainbow Tower: The action-packed, humor-filled, dramatic sequel to Legends of Windemere: Beginning of a Hero. Battling through a demonic assassin and an army of monsters, Luke Callindor has survived … Continue reading →

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Monster Origins: Orc

When I started writing fantasy, I had the Orcs be their usually ugly, angry, raiding selves because that’s how I was raised to see them.  I never really considered that they could have depth until I outlined one specific story … Continue reading →

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Rebuilding My Internet

For those keeping score, I didn’t come out ahead yesterday.  Crippling stomach pain that seems to have actually been a locking of a lower back muscle.  Couldn’t even finish editing the shortest chapter of Book 4.  Toddler tantrums, no appetite, … Continue reading →

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Danger of Vanity Press Rears Its Head

First, I got hit with some massive abdominal pain about 2 hours ago, so I’m not doing too hot.  The event that I’m about to mention and warn people about didn’t help.  Now, I’m not saying that this is the … Continue reading →

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Papercut

Little gash on my finger. How much longer will you linger?   Thriving where my pointer bends. How can I ever make you mend?   It has been weeks since you appeared. Are you infected as I feared?   I … Continue reading →

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Child Protagonists: Parenting at its Best

There are several types of protagonists that one can choose from.  You have true blue heroes, anti-heroes, resistant heroes, silent heroes, and so many others that have their own strengths and flaws.  One of the most difficult heroes, in my … Continue reading →

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Day of Incoherence

I’ll be mumbling, fumbling around today.  Thankfully, it’s a short chapter that I have to edit . . . along with what I didn’t get to yesterday.  Anyway, sleep was not a luxury that I could indulge in last night.  … Continue reading →

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Missing Pictures

So, I just noticed that a ton of pictures that I included in various posts have vanished.  I got them off Yahoo Image Search and tried to give all of them the right credit, but I don’t think that’s what … Continue reading →

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