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Author Archives: Charles Yallowitz
Magic and Athleticism
Physical fitness and athleticism is typically not associated with characters who are trained in magic. The reasoning is that they have spent years researching and practicing their trade that they didn’t have time or interest in physical activities. It makes … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged athleticism, author, casters, competition, fantasy, fiction, magic, sorcerers, sports, wizards, writing
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The Lantern Oath Cover Reveal
The Lantern Oath Cover Reveal You’ve seen glimpses of the story. The tone.The atmosphere.The feeling that something isn’t quite right. Now… it’s time… The Lantern Oath Cover Reveal
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Poetry Day: The Honker
(If you don’t know this driver then you might be the one.) We hear you in the line Making jarring noises Like an angry, flapping goose Who tries to terrify a threat And miserably fails Your sound is mere annoyance … Continue reading
Parts of a Fictional Sport
If you can tell, I’m desperately trying not to use any pictures of Quidditch. We all know that one and I’m sure it was in the comments on Monday. It’ll show up here and definitely on Friday too. It is … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged designing, fiction, magic, rules, sports, teamwork, writing
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Guest Post – Jan Sikes Talks about Fringes, Heartstrings, and Lyrics #newbook
I have known Jan just about as long as I have been writing and blogging and am pleased to have her visit on the fourth stop on her tour. Her stories … Guest Post – Jan Sikes Talks about Fringes, … Continue reading
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Strange Bird Calls
This topic was inspired by a story involving a captive Lyrebird. These types of birds are capable of copying noises like chainsaws and car alarms. One in the 1930’s learned how to imitate a flute before going into the wild. … Continue reading
Goal Post: Back To The Grindstone Without A Pillow
Well, the obvious event was coming home from Oswego. The drive back last Sunday wasn’t too bad until we got into Westchester. That’s when the traffic started hitting and it’s never good when it’s at the end of the trip. … Continue reading
Death Comes Faster
Finality comes faster As you age your mind Cast away your childhood To be serious And stern And mature Nothing is left To nurture your spirit No reaching back To touch your youth Recapture energy To ward off the reaper … Continue reading
Posted in Poems
Tagged acting your age, author, death, maturity, poem, poetry, writing, youth
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