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Author Archives: Charles Yallowitz
Writing through the generations
Hello, SE friends! Over these last months, I’ve focused on personality traits that might be useful in developing characters. Today I’m launching a … Writing through the generations
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Poetry Day: First Snow
(This is pretty obvious. One stanza is how kids look at snow and the other is for adults. Funny how our perception of snow changes as we age.) Children cheer for it. The sign it’s time to play. A coating … Continue reading
7 Tips to Sleeping . . . As If I Should Talk
Contrary to what some people think, sleep is very important. It also isn’t the same for everyone. Some people need the suggested 8 hours. Others need more and others can function on less. It’s about finding what works for you. … Continue reading
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Tagged advice, alarms, bed, bedtime, health, life, mental health, night, rest, resting, sleep, snoring, tips
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A BIRD’S NEST AND THE WRITING PROCESS
Hi SEers! Denise here to talk about the process of writing through an experience I had at home. When my husband and I returned home from Lake Tahoe, … A BIRD’S NEST AND THE WRITING PROCESS
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Revisiting Origins: Dariana
(I know I had this going in May and then took a 3 month hiatus to promote Do I Need to Use a Dragon? So, I’m hoping just jumping right back into things is okay. I only made it through 5 … Continue reading
Posted in Character Origins, Legends of Windemere
Tagged adventure, amazon, author, books, characters, Dariana, epic fantasy, fantasy, heroes, high fantasy, Legends of Windemere, magic, origins, psychic, sword & sorcery, telepathy, Windemere, writer
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Happy Labor Day . . . Go Back to Bed!
Well, it’s Labor Day. I always forget about the meaning of this holiday since it’s become the declaration of a new school year for me. Do you start before or after Labor Day weekend? I guess it’s the sign that … Continue reading
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Tagged end of summer, funnies, holidays, Labor Day, memes, school, summer break, weekend
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Nature’s Mimic: The Lyrebird
There are two species of lyrebird: Superb Lyrebird and Albert’s Lyrebird. These are birds that live on the ground and are found in Australia. They were considered ‘Not Threatened’, but that changed to ‘Near Threatened’ after the fires a few … Continue reading
Posted in Animal Posts
Tagged animals, birds, lyrebirds, mimicry, nature, singing, wildlife
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Goal Post: Good Friends Are a Blessing
So, I put an update at the bottom of last week’s post saying that a life event was going to derail my plans. This resulted in me getting no writing done beyond what I wrote before the event started on … Continue reading
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Tagged goals, health, life, parenting, resting, school, stress, writing
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Enjoy Labor Day Weekend with ‘Do I Need to Use a Dragon?’
Well, this is the last big promo I’m doing for Do I Need to Use a Dragon? since it’s the end of summer. So: Grab your copy by clicking on the cover! Available as a $2.99 eBook and a $20 paperback! Already … Continue reading