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Author Archives: Charles Yallowitz
Guest Post – Andrew Joyce and His New Book – Wicked – The men of Wicked Tuna.
I am very pleased to welcome Andrew Joyce to Fiction Favorites. He has a new book and it look like it is going to be a good one. Here’s the blurb. … Guest Post – Andrew Joyce and His New … Continue reading
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Noir Fiction: How is it unique?
Posted by Joy York Over the years, I have read many books and seen many films referred to a “noir.” They have always been a bit of a mystery to me. I… Noir Fiction: How is it unique?
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Revisit- Conflict: Fancy Way of ‘Good vs Evil’
Looks like I first talked about conflict on April 17, 2013. I’m surprised I had a thought list since it looks like I was all over the place back then. Some posts only had one line and I assume a … Continue reading
Happy World Lion Day
Now, I did a post on the Lion on April 23, 2023. So, I thought it would be silly to do that all over again. You can click the date to read it though. Instead, I’m going to post some … Continue reading
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Tagged animals, big cats, lion, lionfish, mammals, nature, sealions, wildlife, world lion day
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Goal Post: Progress, Fear Ahead, and Health Yo-Yo
Let’s start at the writing side of things: I finished typing in the edits for Darwin & the Beast Collector. Got it done earlier last weekend than I expected, so I was able to put in some extra Pokemon time. Then, … Continue reading
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Tagged editing, life, parenting, sleep, stomach, summer, work, writing
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Revisit: Because Good is Dumb
Posted on March 25, 2013, I do have more to say on this. Now, the topic is how my heroes are unaware of what the villains are doing. I’m sure it was meant as an insult now, but I do … Continue reading
Poetry Day: Gluttony Rondelet
(A rondelet is a 7-line poem where the first line is repeated on line 3 and 7. The refrain lines are usually 4 syllables and the other 4 lines are 8. These were tough, so I hope I got them … Continue reading
Beyond Dragons: 7 Bizarre Medieval Monsters to Inspire Your Next Fantasy Novel
One of my weirdest (read: creepiest) experiences with my daughter involves a medieval monster. How, you ask? Well, as a months-old baby, she had … Beyond Dragons: 7 Bizarre Medieval Monsters to Inspire Your Next Fantasy Novel
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Revisit: Cuddle Wuddle
I know tomorrow is Poetry Day, but I stumbled onto this one from March 23, 2013. It’s an older poem and I don’t remember the exact day I wrote it. Still, it’s a weird one that I want to reshare … Continue reading
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