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Author Archives: Charles Yallowitz
Yearly Tradition: Passover Memes
It’s that time of year again. Thankfully, my birthday doesn’t fall on Passover this year, so I don’t have to be that angry. Matzah still gets old fast and there never seems to be enough Passover candy in the house. … Continue reading
Poetry Day: Aquarium of Montgomery Drawlls
(This is a silly poem I made about an aquarium with unique creatures. I would make poems like this just to flex my imagination. It’s similar to Bestiary of Blatherhorn Vale, which I made years ago.) If you find yourself … Continue reading
Posted in Poems
Tagged aquariums, creativity, creatures, imagination, ocean life, poems, poetry, silly, water, writing
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Inanimate Objects with Personality
I was going to do a ‘Ye Olde Boat Shoppe’ until my son and I reached a specific episode of the anime called ‘One Piece’. I’d already chosen the Going Merry picture, but this episode focused on her. If anyone … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged author, characterization, fiction, imagery, inanimate objects, personality, personification, writing
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Happy National Library Workers Day! (Celebrate with a $2.99 Adventure!)
What better way to enjoy a holiday about libraries than to buy a book like Legends of Windemere: Curse of the Dark Wind!
Posted in Curse of the Dark Wind
Tagged action adventure, books, Curse of the Dark Wind, curses, demons, fantasy, Legends of Windemere, librarians, libraries, library workers, magic, porters, Windemere
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Calendar and Holidays of Windemere
Originally, I was going to make a 7 tips list for designing holidays in fantasy worlds. Then, I realized I never really used them in my stories. Part of the reason is that I always forget to keep track of … Continue reading
How to Use Prologues, Part 1, Overview
Hi SErs! It’s a day of Harmony here at Story Empire 🙂 Today, I’d like to introduce a series of posts on Prologues and their uses, as well as how to … How to Use Prologues, Part 1, Overview
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Sarah Is FREE Today Only! #Freebook #horror #paranormal #YA
Originally posted on Books and Such:
It’s finally here – Sarah is FREE across all markets today only! For your FREE copy, go HERE. Seventeen-year-old horror fan Cain Shannon thought helping a ghost find her killers would be the supernatural…
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Post-Birthday Goal Post
As if my brain needs any other reasons to be confused, I’m doing a goal post on Sunday instead of Saturday. This is because yesterday was my birthday. Think it was 42, but I’ve had trouble remembering ever since Covid … Continue reading
A Simple Birthday Post
So, it’s my birthday. I thought I’d do a goal post as usual, but I think I’m going to do it tomorrow. I’ll be busy today. I hope. So, I’m just going to post some funny stuff about about getting … Continue reading
The Risks of Noble Intentions
“Their heart was in the right place.” “They meant well.” “It’s the thought that counts.” The road to Hell may really be paved with good intentions. Probably a lot of potholes too since it’s bound to be a bumpy ride. … Continue reading