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Author Archives: Charles Yallowitz
Boromir, We Hardly Knew Ye
One of the most difficult decisions any author can make is killing off a character. Many of us don’t have the luxury of working in comic books where death is nothing more than a temporary situation. So, an author will … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged audience, author, books, Boromir, characters, death, evolution, fiction, humor, Joss Whedon, killing characters, plot, story, writer, writing
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I’m Giddy
I have to admit that I haven’t had this level of happy, giddy, manly-as-a-schoolgirl feeling in years. Today, I will finish Legends of Windemere: Family of the Tri-Rune, which is the 4th book of the series. I have two sections … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged author, books, fiction, gloating, happiness, pride, progress, storyteller, writer
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Balancing Act
I stand between my many forms As they all converge upon my head A chapter left undone While the laundry yells my name A chattering wife Ignored for a wailing child Or a screaming parent Rooms waiting to be cleaned … Continue reading
Posted in Poems
Tagged children, chores, distractions, family, humor, parents, poetry, responsibilities, writing, you've gotta be kidding me
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A Giant Did It
When the wind blows A giant has sneezed When the thunder roars A giant has clapped When the ocean rises A giant has splashed When the rain falls A giant has cried When the earth shakes … Continue reading
Magic of Support
I’ve been thinking a lot about the support that writers get when they are trying to ply their trade. I’m not talking about agents and publishers, but the people who are there to hold them up. I remember hearing a … Continue reading
Beauties and Beasts
Opposites in nature Attracted to their cores The genders Like night and day Differences dueling In an endless dance Where one is nothing Without the other Hairy beasts With eyes composed of want Ready for action To impress the … Continue reading
Review: The Night Ones Legacy by Gwen Bristol
I recently finished reading ‘The Night Ones Legacy” by Gwen Bristol. I recently met Gwen through WordPress (her site is gwenbristol.com) and have thoroughly enjoyed her posts. I enjoyed her book even more. I highly recommend this book from a … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews
Tagged adventure, author, book, fantasy, fiction, hero, magic, review, storytelling, writer, writing, young adult fiction
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Fizzle
This is a character that I cannot take a lot of credit for. Fizzle was created by Mike (gamemaster of the game that the series is based on) and the character remains very similar to his original form. In the … Continue reading
Around and Round the Medicine Bush
(One of my favorite poems is the Dr. Seuss’ Pill Drill from You’re Only Old Once. I tried to do something similar a year ago after a really rough couple of months. Before anyone asks, my health was not as … Continue reading
Thank You to the Supporting Cast
Years ago I ran into an anime (Japanese cartoon) called Naruto and there was something that intrigued me about it. It was that all of the secondary and tertiary characters were more than background and toss away characters. There was … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged audience, author, book, character, depth, development, evolution, fiction, friends, hero, progress, sidekick, story, storyteller, supporting cast, writer, writing
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