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Author Archives: Charles Yallowitz
Happy Mothers Day!
It’s that time of year to celebrate one of the people who raised you. There are all types of mothers out there, so I can’t really say ‘the one who brought you into this world’. We all have mother figures … Continue reading
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Tagged family, funnies, holiday, humor, love, memes, mom, mother's day, parenting
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Goal Post: Oops. Forgot a Full Title
Feels like it was last Saturday yesterday. It also feels like it was a lifetime ago, which probably isn’t a good sign. This week was busy with work, parenting, and . . . I got nothing else. I don’t really … Continue reading
How to Use Prologues, Part 2, What A Prologue Is and Isn’t
Hi SErs! It’s a day of Harmony here at Story Empire 🙂 Today, I’d like to talk about what a prologue is and is not. Here’s a link to the previous … How to Use Prologues, Part 2, What A … Continue reading
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Poetry Day: Atrophied Imagination
(Ouch. This one hits pretty hard on the nose. Apparently, I wrote this in 2011.) Do you remember your power? The childhood ability To dream of the impossible And bring it to life Friends with no substance Explanations beyond science … Continue reading
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Tagged atrophy, creativity, growing old, growing up, imagination, losing childhood, poem, poet, poetry
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7 Tips to Using Swords in Fantasy
Due to swords being so common in fantasy, many people think they’re very easy to use in battle. At least in a fictional sense. Swing, stab, parry, stab, slash, stabbity stab, and the cycle continues. You can be very simplistic … Continue reading
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Tagged action adventure, author, blades, fantasy, melee weapons, sword & sorcery, swords, tips, writing
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Happy Paranormal Day! (Enjoy Fang-Filled, 8 Book Series for $2.99/Volume)
Spend this supernatural day with a band of vampires who want nothing more than to live and have fun! War of Nytefall!
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Tagged action adventure, Dawn Fangs, fantasy, paranormal day, rabbits, series, sword & sorcery, vampires, War of Nytefall
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Did You Know There Are Swords in Fantasy?
So, did you know swords are common in fantasy? I know, totally surprising. You’d think it has something to do with most fantasy stories taking place in a pre-firearm age. So, swords would be the most logic weapon to have … Continue reading
Know your audience
Hi Gang! Craig with you once more with something to consider. There’s an old bit of advice about making presentations, or producing an article, that … Know your audience
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Take Your Time Because We’ve Got Sloths Here
I do find these animals fascinating. They’re so slow that they have microbiomes living in their fur. Their metabolism is so slow that they take days to digest food other animals can breakdown in hours. They stay in the trees … Continue reading