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Author Archives: Charles Yallowitz
WRITING WITH TENSION!
Hi SEers! Denise here to talk about that exciting part of a story when the tension builds and you wonder what’s going to happen next. Ever had a time… WRITING WITH TENSION!
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Poetry Day: Fatherhoods
(This poem is about fathers. It was written during my time as a stay-at-home father, which got me some criticism. So, I thought about the different ‘schools’ of being a father that people threw my way. It felt like I … Continue reading
7 Tips to Maintaining Your Sense of Self
One of the toughest parts about existing is establishing and maintaining your identity. We look for things that we can point out and say ‘this is me’. It gets even more complicated when you add in the desire to stand … Continue reading
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Metaphysical elements in fiction writing – sound vibrations
Hello, SE’ers! It’s Jan again, with another segment exploring another way to add different metaphysical elements to fiction writing. Today I’m going … Metaphysical elements in fiction writing – sound vibrations
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The Danger of Taking Too Much Advice
Probably not the safest post to make when you recently released a ‘how to’ book. Do I Need to Use a Dragon? is full of advice, so you would think an author would want people to use as much of it as … Continue reading
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Tightening our Prose: Filter Words
Diana’s AI-generated image Greetings, Storytellers. Diana here today to start off a series on Tightening our Prose. Why is writing tight important? … Tightening our Prose: Filter Words
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The Binturong: Smells Like Buttered Popcorn
Been a while since I did an animal post. I’ve been saving this animal for a while. Learned about him when my son wanted to repeatedly see these videos of Conan O’Brien having animals on his old show. Watched multiple … Continue reading
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Goal Post: The End of Things
That might have been a bit too ominous. So, my son finished camp yesterday. I finished the summer school session as well. That means, we’re going to take a relaxing father/son trip. He gets a little more than 3 weeks … Continue reading
The Muses: Still Inspiring Humanity Today?
I was originally going to do a ‘Muse Shop’ post, but I got to thinking about the actual Muses. People use the term a lot, but it ends up being for a personalized, nameless figure instead of a specific being. … Continue reading
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