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Author Archives: Charles Yallowitz
The Art of Genuine Apologies
This doesn’t have a lot to deal with writing. It could if you want to know how to have a character genuinely apologize. Mostly, I’ve run into too many people who do these ‘non-apologies’ and then expect forgiveness. So, I … Continue reading
MKTG #22 – Wrap-up
Greetings, SE’ers. It’s Jan again. Since July 2021, I have explored a variety of different avenues of book marketing opportunities, and I’ve come to … MKTG #22 – Wrap-up
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The Bison: Again, These Are Not Buffalo
Last weekend, I made a post about true buffalo. Those species are found in Asia and Africa. Today, I’m going to talk about bison, which also get called buffalo. Both groups are bovines, but there are differences. Bison have humps, … Continue reading
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Tagged animals, bison, conservation successes, endangered, Europe, nature, North America, plains, wild animals, wildlife
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A Week of Disease Dodging!
Well . . . The title says it all. The week started with me getting a cold, but my son catching the flu. I guess we catch it quickly and gave him meds fast enough that he only missed three … Continue reading
Writing Reactions to Disabled Characters
On the surface, this looks rather easy. How hard could it be to have one character react to the disability of another? We all know what we would do, right? The list isn’t even that long: Ask questions Show sympathy … Continue reading
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Tagged characters, disabilities, fiction, heroes, negative, positive, reactions, respect, writing
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Fairies, Myths, & Magic II
Let’s welcome a special guest to Entertaining Stories today. Coleen is a long-time friend and she has something to share with us today. This is her … Fairies, Myths, & Magic II
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Writing the End – Part II
Greetings Storytellers! Last month I introduced the topic of endings and how important they are to creating a satisfying and lasting impression of … Writing the End – Part II
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Poetry Day: Cycle of Egos
(Not the biggest fan of the title now, but that’s what I picked. It’s really about abuse. A person who batters at another’s sense of self-worth and will stop long enough for them to recover. I’ve dealt with too many … Continue reading
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Tagged abuse, author, change, confidence, ego, poem, poet, poetry, power, self esteem, toxic relationships, writing
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Check These Out: Brand-New Bubbe and A Songbird Dreams of Singing: Poems about Sleeping Animals
Today, I am privileged to be here with two amazing picture book authors who are no strangers to the blog: Sarah Aronson and Kate Hosford. Sarah is … Check These Out: Brand-New Bubbe and A Songbird Dreams of Singing: Poems … Continue reading
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Why Realism is Irrelevant in Fiction: Aim for Believability Instead – by Anne R. Allen…
“I don’t do realism. Sometimes people will mention that something I’ve written doesn’t seem realistic and I always picture them looking at a Chagall … Why Realism is Irrelevant in Fiction: Aim for Believability Instead – by Anne R. Allen…
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