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Author Archives: Charles Yallowitz
Humor in Writing- Five Ways to Do It
Photo by Гоар Авдалян on Unsplash Hi SEers. John is with you today. The other day I was staring at my computer screen like it was the Oracle of … Humor in Writing- Five Ways to Do It
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The World’s Largest Deer: The Moose
In America, we call this animal a moose. I learned that in Eurasia, it’s called an elk. We use that word for another member of the deer family, which is also called a wapiti. This is done to clarify a … Continue reading
Quick Question About Paperback Prices
So, I’m doing a last minute thing because I’m scratching my head. It’s involves the pricing for my paperback books on Amazon. I was hoping to keep them around $10-$12, but some are proving to be bigger than I expected … Continue reading
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Goal Post: More Successful Than I Realized
Genuinely thought that I got nothing done as far as last week’s goal list goes. I ended nearly every night exhausted. Last full week of the quarter means work was kind of crazy, but helping my son with schoolwork was … Continue reading
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Tagged baking, goals, halloween, ice cream bread, life, parenting, tired, work, writing
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Questions 3: Handling Imposter Syndrome
So, we’ve gone over what Imposter Syndrome is and how it can be triggered. Maybe it can happen without us identifying it right away. No matter the case, we need to find a way to handle this powerful sensation. An … Continue reading
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Tagged advice, answers, author, doubt, fear, imposter syndrome, q&a, questions, questions 3, writing
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The Miracle of the Written Word
Hello S.E. friend, Gwen with you today, and I’m going to begin with a question. Why do you write? This question became front and center for me when I… The Miracle of the Written Word
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Poetry Day: Creed of the Pessimist
(I tend to be a pessimist. I keep trying to be an optimist, so I should get some credit for persistence then. Yet, I always run into people who knock me back into old habits. So, I wrote this poem … Continue reading
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Tagged anxiety, author, dark clouds, fear, optimism, pessimism, poems, poetry, poets, silver lining, writing
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Check out Saddled Hearts
Let’s all give a rousing welcome to Jan Sikes today. She’s here to tell us about Saddled Hearts. This is the third volume in her White Rune series. … Check out Saddled Hearts
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The Shadow of Imposter Syndrome
(Sorry. The November 28th post went live by accident right after this one. So, most people commented on the Hat Shop instead of the real November 2nd post. Didn’t realize it until someone actually commented on this one, so I’m … Continue reading
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Tagged author, doubt, emotions, fear, imposter syndrome, pessimism, self esteem, writing
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Guest Post – Jan Sikes – Saddled Hearts Blog Tour & Giveaway: Saddled Hearts by Jan Sikes #NewRelease #RomanticSuspense #HorseSanctuary #Rodeo @…
I am happy to welcome Fellow Story Empire colleague and friend Jan Sikes to Fiction Favorites. She has a new book and is here to tell us about it. So… Guest Post – Jan Sikes – Saddled Hearts Blog Tour … Continue reading
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