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Author Archives: Charles Yallowitz
Saola: The Asian Unicorn
They look like an antelope, but they’re more closely related to cows. Well, I say look, but these critically endangered animals are incredibly rare. Scientists have only documented wild Saola 4 times and none are in captivity. This means we … Continue reading
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Tagged animals, bovine, cows, endangered species, Laos, nature, rare, saola, Vietnam, wildlife
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Goal Post: Welcome to October
Survived another week, but that’s really the only victory I’m willing to claim. This week was two days off and then three days of work. Yet, I could have sworn last weekend was a month ago. So much has happened … Continue reading
The Frustration of Inconsistent Deathblows
Long ago, I started watching Dragon Ball Z. Early on, one of my favorite movies was Krillin’s Destructo Disc. It’s a large disc of energy that can cut through anything. At least, that’s how it was presented. This thing was … Continue reading
Should you edit your published book?
Greetings, Storytellers. Diana here to talk about whether we should edit our published books, and if so, when. This post also applies to those … Should you edit your published book?
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Poetry Day: Catching Snowflakes
(Only point I want to make is that I made sure my son was okay and warm before I wrote this poem.) The child can barely walk Toddler legs still growing Unable to find footing But strong enough to move … Continue reading
The Trouble with Misusing Words
This is one of those topics that’s been on my mind, but I’m not really sure how to fully explain it. I don’t mean using the wrong words or typos here. I’m thinking more about how people will take one … Continue reading
Guest Post – Jaye Marie – Ghost of a Chance #newbook
Today I am pleased to have Jaye Marie with me on Fiction Favorites. She has a new book titled Ghost of a Chance now available on amazon. So, Jaye, … Guest Post – Jaye Marie – Ghost of a Chance … Continue reading
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Expansion Pack: Prequels
Hi Gang, Craig once more to wrap up this weird series about cautionary tales for writers. You can check out the two previous posts at these links: … Expansion Pack: Prequels
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