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Author Archives: Charles Yallowitz
Xanthism and Other Pigmentation Disorders
Way back I saw a news story on an orange nurse shark found in the wild. Soon after, I read an article about a snowy owl with orange coloration among its white feathers. I thought they were fake, but apparently … Continue reading
Posted in Animal Posts
Tagged animals, colors, genetics, mutations, nature, pigmentation, wildlife, xanthism
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#4 of 2025: People Who Change Into Weapons
(Originally posted on May 2, 2025.) While it isn’t common, I have found a few stories that have people who transform into weapons. Most times, it’s a curse that the character wishes to break. They are wielded by a friend … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged author, fiction, human, powers, transformations, weapons, writing
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Heroes of Windemere Profile: Luke Callindor
(Found a fun little collection of posts from 2016. I did some profiles of the main heroes of Legends of Windemere. Should be fun to see again.) Hair– Blonde Eyes– Green; Later chocolate brown with gold flecks and black circles … Continue reading
Questions 3: Setting Revisited
I’ve made many posts over the years about setting. A reason for this is because I use a lot of descriptive exposition when writing. I know many don’t like this method and start shouting ‘show don’t tell’. Still, this works … Continue reading
Posted in Questions 3
Tagged answers, author, exposition, fiction, non-fiction, questions, rules, setting, stage, world, writing
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Kind of a Plan For 2026
So, what are the 2026 plans, goals, whatever, I don’t know: Finish writing Darwin & the Joy Path. Maybe start writing Darwin & the Hejinn Queen. Really should finish the ‘Phi Beta Files’ outlines. Support son passing 11th grade. Help son prepare … Continue reading
Goal Post: A Chilly Break And 2025 Finale
It was cold! I know it’s not a good idea to start with the weather, but that was a heavy influence on how the week went. Temps were primarily in maybe the 20’s, but dropped into single digits a few … Continue reading
Posted in Goal Posts
Tagged cold, continuation, enduring, goals, life, new year, parenting, stress, tired, writing
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#5 Post of 2025: National Bird Day- The Condor
(Originally posted on January 5, 2025) Today (January 5th) is National Bird Day, so I thought I’d highlight one of the biggest conservation success stories: The Condor. Specifically, it was the California Condor that was pulled from the brink of … Continue reading
Posted in Animal Posts
Tagged animals, birds, California, condor, conservation, extinction, nature, recovery, vultures, wildlife
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