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Author Archives: Charles Yallowitz
7 Tips to Writing Disabled Characters
Writing characters with handicaps isn’t easy. Some people may think it is, but those fall into two categories. They either have the disability themselves or they’re about to make several mistakes. Ideally, an author would want to know what they’re … Continue reading
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Tagged characters, disabled, fiction, handicap, heroes, tips, writing
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A Christmas Carol and Holiday Reading
Hi, SEers! You’re with Mae today, as we enter the countdown for Christmas. Just under two weeks away—can you believe it? All photos courtesy of … A Christmas Carol and Holiday Reading
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The Last Drive – Sequel to Eternal Road – is Now Available on Amazon #newbook
I’m pleased to say The Last Drive is now available on Amazon in paper and Kindle formats. I have a full tour beginning on January 4th, but to prepare… The Last Drive – Sequel to Eternal Road – is Now … Continue reading
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The Four Horsemen of Writing: Doubt
Welcome back to this odd, end of year sequence. Let’s get right into this member of the Four Horsemen of Writing. It’s closely related to the others and one could even say that it can be born from its siblings. … Continue reading
Having a Handicapped/Disabled Hero
First, I’m going to focus on physical disabilities for this week’s topic. I’ve touched on a few mental disabilities, but never really dug hard into physical. This can include blindness, deafness, missing a limb, or anything that can make functioning … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged author, characters, disabilities, disabled, fiction, handicapped, heroes, writing
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Sorrowful Soul
Originally posted on Entertaining Stories:
Let’s all welcome Harmony Kent to Entertaining Stories. She’s a dear friend, and one of my Story Empire colleagues. She’s here to tell us about her newest publication. She’s also a huge supporter of the…
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Why Write Short Stories?
Greetings, SE’ers! Beem Weeks here with you again. Today, I’m sharing my thoughts on short stories. Why write short stories? The answer is quite … Why Write Short Stories?
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The True Buffalos of Africa and Asia
It was difficult to find exact information about these animals because another kept getting mixed in with the searches. Only members of the African genera of Syncerus and the Asian genera of Bubalus are considered true buffalo. American Buffalo or … Continue reading
Posted in Animal Posts
Tagged African, animals, Asian, bovine, buffalo, cape buffalo, cows, nature, true buffalo, water buffalo, wildlife
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Goal Post: Another One in the Books
I’ve been staring at the screen for a bit here. Not sure what to write about because this week truly sucked. So much drama, disasters, and stress. There wasn’t a single facet of my life that didn’t take a crowbar … Continue reading
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Tagged goals, kids, life, parenting, stress, teaching, wednesday, writing
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Questions 3: The Heart of a Franchise
Seems like everything coming out is either a reboot, reimagining, rewrite, or something that involves a pre-existing franchise. This isn’t about originality being dead and nobody wanting to take a risk on a new franchise. Instead, I’m thinking about how … Continue reading
