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Author Archives: Charles Yallowitz
What If the Villain Makes Sense?
Above is a fairly epic speech from the manga/anime ‘One Piece’. I say fairly because you wouldn’t know it unless you watched or read the series. It is said by one of the more popular villains, Donquixote Doflamingo, during a … Continue reading
Artificial Intelligence… again
Hi, gang. Craig with you once more, and I’m drifting back to the topic of artificial intelligence. I’m a writer and this interests me, so it might be… Artificial Intelligence… again
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Poetry Day: Get Me My Axe and Ale
(I remember this one. I had to get a suit for a wedding after a few years of avoiding such events. While getting fitted, I was described as short and compact. All this made me think about were fantasy dwarves. … Continue reading
WRITING AND THE HOLIDAY BREAK
Hi SEers! Denise here to talk about writing and the holidays. How much writing do you get done during the holidays? I do very little, although I am … WRITING AND THE HOLIDAY BREAK
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Are You In the Right Genre?
This is probably more about mixing genres, but I’m not sure exactly how to explain this story strategy. Seems to be primarily comedy because it comes with a sense of oddness that you can’t really ignore. So, I’m going to … Continue reading
Homonyms with Harmony, Part 10–Commonly Misused ‘G’ Words
This post explores the origins of homonyms—words spelt and pronounced the same but with different meanings. We’ll discover how we use them in … Homonyms with Harmony, Part 10–Commonly Misused ‘G’ Words
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Critically Endangered: The Golden Bamboo Lemur
Madagascar has tons of lemurs, which makes it difficult to do posts on them. That being said, I really wanted to mention the Golden Bamboo Lemur at some point. Due to habitat destruction and hunting, they are considered critically endangered … Continue reading
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Tagged animals, critically endangered, endangered, golden bamboo lemur, lemurs, Madagascar, nature, wildlife
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Goal Post: Halfway to Holiday Break
The title says it all . . . Well, it doesn’t, but that’s the key point. The goals for last week were all over the place in terms of success. I finished the online course and wrapped the presents. Didn’t … Continue reading
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Tagged goals, halfway there, life, parenting, sickness, tired, winter, work, writing
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