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Author Archives: Charles Yallowitz
Expansion Pack: The Swamp
Hi, gang. ✋ Craig here today. Years ago I came up with the idea for some extra posts that take a deeper dive into some of my topics. I stole these … Expansion Pack: The Swamp
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Revisit: What Do You Look For In Fictional Pets?
(Originally posted on September 9, 2013. We really don’t pay much attention to the pets of heroes unless they overshadow the other characters. It’s not enough for them to be present and kind of active anymore. They almost have to … Continue reading
Guest Post – D.L.Finn – Miracles & Ghosts Past – A Christmas Collection Two #newbook
I am very happy to have as a guest, Denise Finn. As most of you know Denise is a prolific writer of children’s books, adult fiction, and poetry. She … Guest Post – D.L.Finn – Miracles & Ghosts Past – … Continue reading
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Why do people skip to the end of the book?
Posted by Joy York This isn’t a very scientific subject, but one I have found myself pondering. I personally read a lot of books. Although I read and… Why do people skip to the end of the book?
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Revisit: What Do You Look For In A Funny Villain?
(Originally posted on August 16, 2013. This is different than a standard villain question and I guess this gears more towards stories aimed at children. Kind of a shame because I think adults deserve more comical bad guys.) Now, we’ve … Continue reading
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Tagged antagonists, author, characters, comedy, competence, humor, incompetence, villains, writing
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Sea Otter Awareness Week
We’re heading into sea otter awareness week! So, what are some things about these guys? There are three subspecies: Northern Sea, Southern Sea, and Asian. Asian sea otter is the largest with a wider skull and short nasal bones. Northern … Continue reading
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Tagged animals, marine mammal, nature, ocean, sea otter awareness week, sea otters, wildlife
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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
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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
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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