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Author Archives: Charles Yallowitz
Goal Post: Allergies Won’t Stop This Auth . . . Seamstress?
I feel a little foolish here. After going on about how I was going to get chapter 3 of Darwin & the Joy Path done this weekend, I realized on Thursday that I should probably focus on something else. I’m also writing … Continue reading
Posted in Goal Posts
Tagged author, costumes, goals, halloween, kids, life, parenting, priorities, writing
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Revisit: What Do You Look For in a Third Book of a Series?
(Originally posted December 3, 2013. Couldn’t resist putting this one after the one about a sequel. This post had more meat to it since I was promoting Allure of the Gypsies for it’s debut.) So, here I am sitting around … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged author, characters, development, fantasy, fiction, magic, preference, series, storyline, trilogy, writing
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Poetry Day: Society of Absent Parents
(This one hits home since I work in a school. I know there are parents who simply don’t try to be there for their kids. Yet, I feel like the majority are those who wish they could be there, but … Continue reading
Revisit: What Do You Look For in a Sequel?
(Originally posted July 30, 2013. I really wasn’t giving any breaks between posts back then, which is a shame. I should have spread these out. It looks like I did these posts to promote Prodigy of Rainbow Tower. So, they’re geared … Continue reading
An Oft Overlooked Research Technique
by Pat Spencer This post is for new writers, experienced writers, and folks who wonder how authors create stories that transport readers back to the … An Oft Overlooked Research Technique
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Revisit: What Do You Look For in Demons?
(Originally posted on July 26, 2013. Pretty much self-explanatory since I played with demons all the time in my stories.) Traditionally, demons are the bad guys. The monsters and eaters of human. There has been a slight change with characters … Continue reading
The Cute, Adorable Tasmanian Devil
Been meaning to do a post about the Tasmanian Devil for a long time. Kept slipping my mind when I went to choose an animal . . . until now. Of course, my original introduction to this animal was the … Continue reading
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Tagged animals, Australia, carnivores, endangered, marsupials, natural, tasmania, tasmanian devils, wildlife
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Goal Post: One Chapter Down . . . That’s It
The title says it all. I did manager to write chapter 2 of Darwin & the Joy Path. A secret didn’t last long because I realized how honest some characters are. Still, I got the action going and kind of got … Continue reading
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Tagged busy, cooking, life, parenting, school, stress, work, writing
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Revisit: What Do You Look For in a Villain?
(Originally posted on July 29, 2013. I still stand by this, but I definitely wrote the post before I every put Stephen Kernaghan on paper. He kind of stands out as the true monster of my villain gallery. Pretty sure … Continue reading
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