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Author Archives: Charles Yallowitz
Do I Need to Use a Dragon?- Humor
(Now we dive into the Character section. Of course, that brings up the question of comedy, which people sometimes try to jam into a story. It doesn’t always work because there are a lot of factors though. Needless to say, … Continue reading
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Tagged advice, characters, comedy, comic relief, do I need to use a dragon, drama, humor, timing, tips, writing
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Elements of a Dual Timeline Novel: Connecting Past to Present
Hi, SEers! It’s another Mae Day on Story Empire, and the closing post for my series on dual timelines. If you’ve missed any of the previous posts and… Elements of a Dual Timeline Novel: Connecting Past to Present
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Happy Fathers Day!
Title pretty much says it all. Happy Father’s Day. Enjoy the funnies from a Google Search.
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Tagged children, dads, family, fathers, fathers day, funny, holiday, kids, love, memes, papa
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Goal Post: And The World Keeps Spinning
To be honest, I’m not talking about the Earth actually spinning. I’m talking about the dizziness I have Friday night while I write this. This week was busy, stressful, and ended up a day that was both horrifying and amazing. … Continue reading
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Tagged blood pressure, health, life, medication, parenting, sleeping, warning, writing
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The Double Conversation
Hi again, gang. Craig with you today, and I want to share a trick I use quite often. I don’t claim to have invented this, but I’ve never seen anyone … The Double Conversation
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Poetry Day: Faith
(This was a thoughtful poem I made after discussing faith with someone. It really does make one wonder about the concept. I don’t mean if you believe in god or a religion, but believing in anything. We tend to think … Continue reading
Omniscient POV versus Head Hopping
Greetings, Storytellers. Diana here today, Stephen Geez has been running a fabulous series on Point of View, looking at our POV choices from … Omniscient POV versus Head Hopping
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Questions 3: The World
World-building has to be one of the toughest parts of writing, especially when you aren’t working on Earth. That’s why Do I Need to Use a Dragon? has a big section on it. As you can see, Fizzle needed to bribed with … Continue reading
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Tagged answers, author, q&a, questions, setting, world building, writing
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