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Author Archives: Charles Yallowitz
There Are More Book to Movie Scams Out There – Be Careful
Photo by Tyson Moultrie on Unsplash Hi SEers. John is with you today. It is midweek, and hopefully, it is going well for you. Today I was going to … There Are More Book to Movie Scams Out There – … Continue reading
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Is It Easy to Write Monsters?
Fairly certain that I’ve tackled this topic before. I felt like doing it again because the question still comes up. Since fantasy authors are known for having strange creatures in their stories, people wonder how they design them. Is there … Continue reading
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Tagged author, creativity, creatures, fantasy, fiction, imagination, monsters, world building, writing
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Narrative Choice, Part 2
by Stephen Geez In “Narrative Choice Part 1” I started with the basics in narrative choice—voice, tense, and identity. For Part 2 we’ll flex more of … Narrative Choice, Part 2
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Super Bowl Memes . . . Because I’m Busy
It’s time for the Super Bowl, which I’m sure most people who read my blog don’t care about. For those who don’t even know, it’s the last football game of the season between the two conference champions. Most people watch … Continue reading
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Goal Post: Not Bad, But Still Came Up Short a Bit
I need to revaluate my writing ability and speed. My goal was to write chapters 6 and 7 of Darwin & the Demon Game. I missed the mark by one section, which is rather frustrating. To be fair, I lost most … Continue reading
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Tagged anxiety, goals, life, parenting, sleeping, teaching, writing
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Writing Personal Essays!
Greetings, SE’ers! Beem Weeks here with you again. Today, I’m discussing personal essays as a form of storytelling. Writers tell stories. It’s the … Writing Personal Essays!
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Poetry Day: Devil Angel Duet
(This one is fairly straightforward. It’s the devil and angel on the shoulder concept. Not sure what triggered it back then.) Don’t you want it? Aren’t you tempted? I’ll help you decide Just a little Don’t resist it I’ll be … Continue reading
7 Tips to Using an Unreliable Narrator
The Harley Quinn series is what prompted this topic. I stumbled onto people complaining about how some villains were being shown in the series. They thought they were too goofy or made to be stupid. Other people eventually arrived to … Continue reading
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