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About Charles Yallowitz

Charles E. Yallowitz was born, raised, and educated in New York. Then he spent a few years in Florida, realized his fear of alligators, and moved back to the Empire State. When he isn't working hard on his epic fantasy stories, Charles can be found cooking or going on whatever adventure his son has planned for the day. 'Legends of Windemere' is his first series, but it certainly won't be his last.

Outlining Finesse, Part 1

by Stephen Geez Greetings, Story Empire mavens! I’m starting the year with a series of posts about how to make outlining work for you. Beem Weeks and… Outlining Finesse, Part 1

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Guest Author Gwen M. Plano #newbook The Soul Whisperer’s Decision

I am pleased to have Gwen Plano visiting today. She is out and about talking about her new book, The Soul Whisperer’s Decision. Please welcome Gwen. … Guest Author Gwen M. Plano #newbook The Soul Whisperer’s Decision

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The Life & Times of Ichabod Brooks Available on Amazon!

The Life & Times of Ichabod Brooks is a fun, popular, and interesting addition to my library.  It stands as the only short story collection I’ve written, but the odd thing is that middle adjective.  People really enjoy Ichabod’s adventures.  … Continue reading →

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Paul’s Pensive Pen Shop: All Purchases Come with Laundromat Coupons

Welcome to our little shop where you can buy any of our special pens.  They’re special because they all do something magical.  We make sure that what you purchase only functions in your hands too.  So, there is no fear … Continue reading →

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Designing eye-catching book covers – Fiction

Hi everyone, I’m Robbie Cheadle and this is my first post as part of the Story Empire team. I am a poet, writer of children’s books and paranormal … Designing eye-catching book covers – Fiction

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Smallest Animals By Category

Wasn’t really sure what to put here.  Time was limited and I kept wanting to make another animal post.  Originally, I was going to put ‘cutest animals’, but that brought up the usual suspects.  Then, I went with smallest.  Started … Continue reading →

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Goal Post: Coming In Later Than Usual For Clear Reasons

It feels weird to write this on Saturday instead of Friday night before bed.  Then again, it’s no surprise given what was going on this week. Last night, my son performed as a member of what is called All County … Continue reading →

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Questions 3: Forced Reading Experience

I talked before about how school forces students to read specific books.  Many times, this results in creating people who see reading as a chore.  It’s a big challenge to meet course curriculum standards and not sacrifice the individual in … Continue reading →

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What writers should know! Part one: Grammar

HI SEers! Denise here with my first post of 2024. This year, I’ll explore twelve things that writers should know. I will be incorporating information… What writers should know! Part one: Grammar

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Poetry Day: Heart Forms

(This was another poem where I just wanted to have fun.  We certainly use the word ‘heart’ for a lot of things.) I agree whole-heartedly With all the bleeding hearts That a broken heart can scar Becoming a heavy heart … Continue reading →

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