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Author Archives: Charles Yallowitz
The Benefit of Teenage Protagonists
The Young Adult market is pretty bad. One of its staples is having a teenage protagonist, which gets some interesting responses. Most people seem to relate to these characters on some levels, but you have the occasional audience member judging … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged development, fiction, growth, heroes, maturity, protagonists, teenagers, writing
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Final Examples of Types of Humor
Photo by Nick Fewings on Unsplash Hi SEers. John is back with you again. Happy New Year to you all. Last week I gave you some humor examples from … Final Examples of Types of Humor
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The Last Drive Blog Tour with Pete Springer
Today is the kick-off of The Last Drive tour. I’m so pleased to be with Pete today. You can visit his post HERE. We have been following each other … The Last Drive Blog Tour with Pete Springer
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#5 of 2022: The Flamingo Post!
(It’s that time of year where I repost the Top 5 of the previous year. Always fun to see which posts got the most attention. As usual, I only picked from the ones that were posted for the first time … Continue reading
The Last Drive Tour Begins
Click for Amazon If you are looking for the Top Ten Things Not to Do post here normally, I hope I don’t disappoint you. It is time to do recognition … The Last Drive Tour Begins
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Plan for 2023
Sitting here trying to think of the best way to do this post. Kind of tired and had a little to drink. Looked back at last year and it was just a list. Was maybe half successful due to what … Continue reading
Last Goal Post of 2022
Geez . . . This was a whirlwind week. I think. Might have just been the last few days that fostered some mayhem. So, how did things go? It was Holiday Break, which meant I didn’t have work. At least … Continue reading
Posted in Goal Posts
Tagged 2022, 2023, Holiday Break, life, lights, new years eve, parenting, writing
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Good-bye 2022!
I know we have one more day, but it’s a Saturday. I’m not giving up my usual goal post just because this ‘meh’ year is ending. So . . . Good-bye, 2022! Please let the door hit you on the … Continue reading
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Poetry Day: Day of Darkness
(In Windemere, there is a day where it is eternal night. For 24 hours, there is no sunlight and undead are stronger. Those born on this day are thought to have a powerful destiny, which can be either good or … Continue reading
