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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.

Don’t Eat That! You Might Like It

(In honor of people who give dietary advice without being asked for it. 😉  Yeah, I set out to anger people with this one.) Put that food down! You are lucky I was here To stop you from yourself Pushing … Continue reading →

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About Domains

I realized that I forgot to mention something on the ‘How to Self-Publish Kindle Style’ post.  It’s something that has been asked to me before.  The question is this: Should I or shouldn’t I get a domain website? I’m not … Continue reading →

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Simple Thought to End My Day

As my eyes close from exhaustion, I feel my mind wander to thoughts and questions that I tend to block.  This one I’m going to simply leave here: If your superpower was the ability to fly, how would you do … Continue reading →

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Crawling into the Weekend

My brain is mushy After a week of rushes I need forty winks (This was going to be a long poem, but all I got out was a haiku.  I’m burned to a mental crisp.  Character creation and reading weekend.  … Continue reading →

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The Untold Story of Margaret Hearst, alias Maugrim Valletta by Briana Vedsted

I recently read and reviewed The Untold Story of Margaret Hearst by Briana Vedsted.  It is a short story that I would call a romantic western. First, I did find many of the characters to be rather unlikeable, but I … Continue reading →

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Great poem for writers.

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Ask and Be Answered: Most Underrated Video Game Characters

I know I said I would answer the questions from this page on Sunday, but I’m losing Sunday to movie and celebration of my publishing with my wife.  So, here is the lone question of the page: Readfulthings asked: Who … Continue reading →

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Upon Request: How to Self-Publish Kindle Style

I’ve been asked by Codywestle to make a post about how to self-publish.  Now, I don’t like calling myself an expert on anything outside of my own stories.  So, this is all opinion and personal path here.  Nothing is ever … Continue reading →

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L.o.W.: Prodigy of Rainbow Tower Part 2

“It is rare that we gather like this. Even the elusive dragon gods have decided to attend this council,” a horse-headed giant announces. He sits atop a throne of blades while letting his steely gaze scan his surroundings. “I ask … Continue reading →

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Happy Dance

It looks like I’m now getting reports on how many e-books I’m selling on Amazon.  Wanted to check before I called it a day: 21 sales That’s amazing and I thank everyone who bought a copy.  It’s really making me … Continue reading →

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