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Author Archives: Charles Yallowitz
Goal Post: A Short Week is Coming Up
I was 50/50 on the goals I made for myself last week. I did help my son with schoolwork, used my bike twice, went to work, and finished ‘Lupin’. I DID NOT finish January posts, sleep better, do any paperback … Continue reading
What Is It About Dragons? Guest Post by Jaq D Hawkins…
Originally posted on Chris The Story Reading Ape's Blog:
As a Fantasy reader, I love a good dragon character in a story, yet sometimes I have to wonder, why dragons? Why do they get more attention than other mythological…
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Dynamic vs Static Characters
I was on the fence about writing about this because I thought it was a given. Then, I ran into people who didn’t know the difference. Others swore that a good story is one where the main character doesn’t change. … Continue reading
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Tagged author, change, characters, dynamic, evolve, fiction, static, writing
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Tracking Unfollowers in Twitter
Hi SEers! You’re with Mae today. This is going to be a short post, but one I hope you find as valuable as I did when I first discovered the trick I’m… Tracking Unfollowers in Twitter
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Poetry Day: Curse of the Bloodlines
(This is heavily inspired by Luke Callindor’s storyline throughout Legends of Windemere. First book is still free.) ***** Is it a blessing? To be born to fame? Descended From heroes And legends Of many bardic tales Holding the respect Of thousands … Continue reading
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Tagged author, heroes, Legends of Windemere, lineages, Luke Callindor, poems, poetry, poets, writing
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Third-Person POV: Omniscient vs Limited
The one issue I have with writing this post is that omniscient is a pain to write. I get it wrong half the time. So, I might cut this short to stop getting frustrated. That and I think it’s fairly … Continue reading
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Tagged author, fiction, limited, omniscient, point of view, POV, storytelling, writing
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Book Trailers: Are They Worth the Effort?
Greetings, SE’ers! Beem Weeks here with you again. Today, I’m discussing book trailers. Are they worth the effort? Book trailers, like so much in the… Book Trailers: Are They Worth the Effort?
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Author Month: The Hardest Habit to Break
We were all new authors at some point. Not that we weren’t writing before for school or other reasons. It’s just that there was a point where we decided to take the trade seriously and refine our abilities. Of course, … Continue reading
One Size Does Not Fit All
Been thinking about how people tend to give advice. It’s usually unsolicited stuff, but you get it when you ask too. Don’t worry because I’ll bring this writing rather quickly. Just from the title, I’m sure people know where I’m … Continue reading
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Tagged advice, author, constructive criticism, empathy, helping, mottos, one size fits all, unsolicited advice, writing
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WRITERS AND READING
Hi SEers! Denise here to talk about something I do a lot of—reading. I have always been impressed when I run across a beautiful passage that stays … WRITERS AND READING
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