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Author Archives: Charles Yallowitz
Generals in Fiction: The Biggest, Shiniest Targets
I think this is another character type that gets overlooked or done with minor attention to anything other than the role. Any genres that touch on there being a military force will note that there are generals. Might not be … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged characters, fantasy, fiction, generals, leaders, military, writing
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Check This Out: Big Bear and Little Fish
I’m so glad to welcome back to the blog the amazing Sandra Nickel, who is here to talk about her latest picture book, Big Bear and Little Fish. It … Check This Out: Big Bear and Little Fish
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How to Use Prologues, Part 7, Unexpected Clues
Image courtesy of Tumisu via Pixabay Hi SErs! It’s a day of Harmony here at Story Empire 🙂 Today, I’d like to talk about Unexpected Clues in a … How to Use Prologues, Part 7, Unexpected Clues
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The Tall, Long-Necked Ratites
Originally, I was going to do a post for each one, but I found that the subspecies all looked the same. That was becoming an issue for previous posts where I didn’t know if I had the right subspecies. So, … Continue reading
Posted in Animal Posts
Tagged animals, birds, cassowaries, cassowary, emus, flightless, nature, ostriches, ratites, rhea, wildlife
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Goal Post: Toiling Away and Drama
Well, two weeks of the school year are done. Where should we start here? Work was fun and went smoothly. Being in the life skills program always makes my day go quickly. I end it feeling good and looking forward … Continue reading
When Heroes Have Violent and ‘Evil’ Powers
The character on the right is called the Jack the Ripper. For some reason, anime keeps using the moniker. Usually for bad guys, but this time it’s for a good guy. Name aside, I found something odd about him when … Continue reading
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Tagged abilities, antiheroes, author, fiction, heroes, powers, violence, writing
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Write What You’re Passionate About
Hi, SEers. You’re with Mae today. I hope you’ll forgive me while I ramble. As writers we’re lucky we get to do something we enjoy—creating stories. … Write What You’re Passionate About
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Poetry Day: Car Logistics
(All I’m going to say about this is that I hate moving cars around with other people. It’s always a headache where each person has their own idea on what to do. Not one of my best poems because I … Continue reading
Shower Thoughts: The Oddness of Mental Wandering
I’ll admit that my thoughts aren’t as funny as this one. I did manage to write a few odd ones down before they vanished. We all seem to have these thoughts at some point though, so it’s fun to share. … Continue reading
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