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Author Archives: Charles Yallowitz
Goal Post: First Week of Summer School and Go-Fest
The title really does cover it all. This was the first week of summer school, so I went back to getting up early and heading off to work. The days are shorter, but that also means they’re more compact. Some … Continue reading
Posted in Goal Posts
Tagged goals, life, parenting, Pokemon, summer school, teaching, writing
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Eternal Characters: Always Reborn and Rebooted
(Originally posted on February 17, 2014.) I recently watched the first season of BBC’s Sherlock, I love Elementary, and I loved the Sherlock movies. I also used to watch Sherlock Holmes in the 22nd Century when I was a kid. Oddly … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged author, batman, characters, conan, james bond, literature, sherlock holmes, translation, writing
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Poetry Day: The Poem and The Song
(This stems from the belief that songs and poems are related. The only difference is one has music and the other doesn’t.) A debate of recent thought Noted in the words of others Forged from a simple question That has … Continue reading
Questions 3: World-Building
(Originally posted on July 6, 2015. Figure this would be a good repost since this was the first Questions 3.) I’m still on the road here, which means I needed to think of a post that would be fun and … Continue reading
Posted in Questions 3
Tagged answers, author, creation, fiction, fun, q&a, questions, three, world building, worlds, writing
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Rare Flowers of the World
I realized that I’m always talking about animals, which is because that’s an area of interest for me. Yet, nature also has plenty of flowers. I’m going to try to do a few scattered about if I can think of … Continue reading
Goal Post: A Week of Missing Rest
So, this was the week between end of the school year and the start of summer school. I got my schedule and it isn’t bad, but I’m still going to be tired. My hope was to relax, write, and get … Continue reading
Posted in Goal Posts
Tagged chaos, heatwave, life, parenting, Pokemon, resting, summer, writing
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Fun With Food In Fiction
(Originally posted on June 9, 2014.) One thing I’ve seen brought up a lot when it comes to adventure fantasy is: what and when do the characters eat? Oddly enough, you don’t see meals that often and the heroes never … Continue reading
Poetry Day: The Pixian Parade
(A fun parade of fae. I forgot the inspiration of it, but I think it comes from a really old story I used to read as a kid. It wasn’t pixies though. Think it was animals.) Deep within the Grimjaw … Continue reading
