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Author Archives: Charles Yallowitz
Back to School Funnies
Yup. It’s back to school for all students and teachers. At least for those who weren’t in summer school. Time to buckle in for another wild ride where you really don’t know what’s coming. All you can do is walk … Continue reading
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Tagged back to school, learning, school, students, summer break, teachers, teaching
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Check This Out: Big Rig
With me on the blog today is the amazing and gracious Louise Hawes, author extraordinaire and member of the faculty at Vermont College of Fine Arts! … Check This Out: Big Rig
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Honesty In Reviews
Greetings, SE’ers! Beem Weeks here with you again. Today, I’d like to talk about the importance of reviews! Reviews—be they for books, music, art, or… Honesty In Reviews
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Good-Bye Summer. I’ll Miss You.
So ends a productive and relaxing-ish summer. (Yeah, I’m writing this in April, but I’m determined to make this true.) As I go back to work, I’ll leave everyone with some funnies to kick off the week. (All images found … Continue reading
Characters and Diversity. Part 4 – Gender Identity
Hello SE friends, Gwen with you today, and together we will venture further into the theme of diversity. In June, I wrote about including racial … Characters and Diversity. Part 4 – Gender Identity
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A Crafting Project for Halloween
My son picked his Halloween costume for this year and it requires building. A lot of crafty building. This isn’t my area of expertise, but I’m doing my best. A few pieces I’m still figuring out or need to order … Continue reading
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Tagged costume, crafting, guitar, halloween, shark, soul king brook
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Last Full Week of Summer Break
And that’s pretty much a wrap. The school year starts for me on Tuesday, which means I only have 3 days left without having to deal with an alarm. Though, I might use one on Monday and get moving around … Continue reading
Underwater Adventure: Magic vs Technology
As I said on Wednesday, there are two ways you can get underwater in fantasy. You can find a technological method or introduce a magical version. Both are viable with having been used in the genre before. There are two … Continue reading
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Tagged adventure, author, comparison, fantasy, magic, rings, submarines, technology, underwater, writing
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Tips for Effective Research On Your Novel
Originally posted on Nicholas C. Rossis:
I haven’t written in a while, mostly due to the surprisingly (for August) high demands of my copywriting job. I’m now back with some thoughts on research. Whether for copywriting or novel writing, research…
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