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Author Archives: Charles Yallowitz
Punctuation Part VII: Quotation Marks
Greetings Storytellers, Diana here with an utterly mesmerizing post on the topic of quotation marks, both the single and double variety, their rules,… Punctuation Part VII: Quotation Marks
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Revisit: Child Protagonist . . . Parenting at its Best
Published on March 13, 2013 and I did better than I thought on this subject. I know I did another post years afterwards without remembering this one. Still, this is from when I went big with my non-promo and poem … Continue reading
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Tagged author, character, characters, child, child protagonist, ender's game, protagonist, writer, writing
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The American Zebras?
Hearst Castle is found in San Simeon, California and is a popular tourist spot. It has amazing architecture and . . . Let’s just get to the zebras. William Randolph Hearst was a rich eccentric who loved nature and wanted … Continue reading
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Tagged adapting, animals, California, hearst castle, invasive species, nature, wildlife, zebra
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Goal Post: Home Stretch With a Tweaked Spine
Crud . . . I was going to edit before scheduling this post. Well, I’m here and my brain is steadily falling into disarray. Best to do what requires more thinking. I should have a chapter of edits typed in … Continue reading
Revisit: Religion . . . in Fantasy
Originally posted on March 6, 2013 . . . Well, it was definitely something. A true precursor to when I started to real story-crafting posts. Looking at how I was posting multiple times a day with poems, random stuff, book … Continue reading
Poetry Day: Wrath 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
Where to Sell Books
Hi SEers! Denise here to talk about where indie authors can sell their books. For most authors, Amazon is the most popular platform for selling … Where to Sell Books
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Revisit: The Perfect Style Is . . .
First published on February 20, 2013, I think this one still stands. Can’t think of anything else to change about this post. I am wondering if I should keep this old post revisiting going through September though. Just to make … Continue reading
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