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Author Archives: Charles Yallowitz
Saying Goodbye to a Writer’s Notebook (and More)
Hi, SEers. You’re with Mae today, and because it’s almost Christmas, my post is a simple one. Do you get attached to your notebooks? I’m talking … Saying Goodbye to a Writer’s Notebook (and More)
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The ‘Earth Pig’: Aardvark
First, Aardvark apparently comes from the Afrikaans word ‘erdvark’. This means ‘earth pig’, which I think is a cool nickname. How to explain an aardvark? Well, it’s a burrowing mammal from Africa that is mostly active at night. It is … Continue reading
Goal Posts: I Survived . . . Did My Arm Fall Off?
The big victory was that I finished writing Darwin & the Beast Collector. I had a lot of trouble with the finale since I had Darwin leave the area a little too early. That had to be fixed and then the … Continue reading
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Tagged author, end of the year, goals, health, life, parenting, tired, writing
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A Reflection on Authordom
It’s been an iffy year as far as my writing goes I managed to finish 2 volumes of Tales of the Slumberlord or whatever I’m calling that series. Right now, I think I’ll just give it ‘Darwin &’ titles and leave … Continue reading
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Tagged author, life, progress, reflection, stagnation, thoughts, writing
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Finessing Dialogue, Part 3
By Stephen Geez This wraps my 3-part “Finessing Dialogue” series. Catch up with PART 1, a short story that demonstrates the dialogue mechanics from … Finessing Dialogue, Part 3
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Poetry Day: Gaudium
(This is one of my ‘personified emotion’ poems. Started way back when I wrote ‘Fear’ in high school using this style. I’d been doing a lot of dark ones, so I tried one for ‘Happiness’. Didn’t like that word as … Continue reading
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Tagged emotions, happiness, joy, poems, poetry, poets, positive energy, writing
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Reviews: The Precious Dreams of Authors
Sadly, I think at least quarter of what I see for book reviews is basically what you see above. Any 50% are ratings that don’t have any written reviews, which I used to dislike, but now I’m okay with. As … Continue reading
Using AI Image Generators For Inspiration
Greetings, SE’ers! Beem Weeks here with you again. Today, let’s talk a little about AI image generators! For those of you who follow the Story Empire… Using AI Image Generators For Inspiration
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Revisiting Origins: Selenia Hamilton
Selenia Hamilton was another game character created by the gamemaster. I don’t really remember how often she showed up, but it usually involved Luke causing some trouble. She never got to show off her prowess in the game or do … Continue reading
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Tagged action adventure, author, fantasy, female, heroes, Legends of Windemere, magic, mentors, mercenary, origin, Selenia Hamilton, sword & sorcery, teachers, warrior, warriors, Windemere, woman, writer, writing
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Supporting Independent Authors
I’ve been thinking about supporting authors lately. Seems so much harder to get supporters these days. I’ve been told that the indie author bubble burst long ago, so that could be it. Yet, I do see some authors still getting … Continue reading
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