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Author Archives: Charles Yallowitz
Check This Out: Through His Disciples’ Eyes
With me on the blog today is the fabulous L. Virelli {Lori}, who is here to talk about her recently released novel, Through His Disciples’ Eyes. … Check This Out: Through His Disciples’ Eyes
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#3 of 2022: Writing Nobility Tips
(This post originally went live on March 4th, 2022.) As a fantasy author, I have to consider the layers of society. Nobles are the clearest division because they are composed of the kings, queens, princes, princesses, and other titled folks. … Continue reading
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Tagged 2022, 2023, characters, fantasy, fiction, heroes, high society, nobility, Top 5, villains, writing
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Narrative Choice, Part 1
by Stephen Geez Every new story project offers me the challenge of finding a narrative style and format that are different than any I’ve previously … Narrative Choice, Part 1
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Big Cat of the City: The Leopard
This was a tough one because there are 8 subspecies. All of them look the same, so getting the pictures was a pain. I gave up and decided to simply go for a general thing. There isn’t much difference between … Continue reading
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Tagged animals, big cats, cats, endangered, felines, leopards, nature, wildlife
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Goal Post: Things Didn’t Turn Out the Way I Expected
I’m not even going to look at last week’s goals. A big reason for this is because I failed pretty badly. At least with writing because I was barely able to write more than a chapter of Darwin & the Demon … Continue reading
The Last Drive Tour with Dan Antion and a Word from Lucy and Twiggy
“Hey, Lucy. What gives? Where’s dad? He’s supposed to be taking photos of us for a Saturday feature.” “I know he promised a move to Saturday during … The Last Drive Tour with Dan Antion and a Word from Lucy … Continue reading
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What Some Jobs Bring to an Adventure
After talking about how pre-adventuring jobs can add useful skills to an adventurer, I should probably give some examples. The challenge is that I haven’t held these jobs, so I can easily miss a few things. In fact, I’m working … Continue reading
BIRTH ORDER and CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT
Hello SE friends, Recently I read a book that involved the troubled relationship between the oldest daughter in the family and the youngest. It was … BIRTH ORDER and CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT
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Poetry Day: Death Sentence Hypocrisy
(I wrote this one after reading about an animal getting put down. It had attacked a human that had climbed into its enclosure. It made me think about how an animal that attacks people gets put down so easily, but … Continue reading
