Legends of Windemere Fantasy Bundle #1
-
Recent Posts
Categories
- 100 Haikus for the Gamer's Thumbs
- Allure of the Gypsies
- Animal Posts
- Anxiety Journal
- Ask a Character
- Bedlam Series
- Beginning of a Hero
- Book Reviews
- Character & Book Themes
- Character Origins
- Charms of the Feykin
- Chasing Bedlam
- Crossing Bedlam
- Curse of the Dark Wind
- Derailing Bedlam
- do I need to use a dragon
- Family of the Tri-Rune
- Goal Posts
- Guest Blogging
- Ichabod Brooks
- Immortal Wars
- Legends of Windemere
- Merchant of Nevra Coil
- Monster Maker Fun
- New Project Progress
- Olde Shoppe Stories
- Path of the Traitors
- Poems
- Prince Profundus Vorago
- Prodigy of Rainbow Tower
- Questions 3
- Raven Series
- Raven's Dawn
- Raven's Game
- Raven's Hold
- Raven's Wrath
- Ritual of the Lost Lamb
- Sleeper of the Wildwood Fugue
- Slumberlord Chronicles
- Sneak Peeks
- Spotlight
- Teaser Tuesday
- The Compass Key
- The Mercenary Prince
- The Spirit Well
- The Starwind Egg
- Thoughts
- Tribe of the Snow Tiger
- Uncategorized
- War of Nytefall
- Warlord of the Forgotten Age
- Written in Israel
Member of the Dark
Featured Author
-
Join 7,014 other subscribers
- Follow Legends of Windemere on WordPress.com
Friends and Allies
Goodkindles
Goodreads
Meta
Author Archives: Charles Yallowitz
Goal Post: Post-Covid Fatigue Sucks!
For those who remember my post from last week, I tested negative for Covid just in time for July 4th. Don’t start cheering yet. While my son and I got to play video games and have fun, it was still … Continue reading
Questions 3: Your Writing Space
I toss this topic out from time to time. Mostly because authors can be very particular about where they work. Some are homebodies and others function in public. Some have designated space to work while others go wherever they can … Continue reading
Posted in Questions 3
Tagged answers, authors, desks, focus, libraries, privacy, q&a, questions, space, writing, writing space
34 Comments
Writing, Then and Now
Hi, SEers! You’re with Mae today, and I’ve got nothing heavy on tap—just some reminiscing which hopefully you’ll find enjoyable. Depending how long … Writing, Then and Now
Posted in Uncategorized
2 Comments
Poetry Day: Blame Him or Thank Him
(Not sure what this poem was about. God? Religion? I guess it could be that since people blame God for the evil and thank him for the good. Not always the same groups with some choosing only one of those … Continue reading
Check This Out: Temple Grandin (The She Persisted Series)
Originally posted on El Space–The Blog of L. Marie:
I had planned to reveal the winner of Coming Up Short by Laurie Morrison this week. Before that reveal, I had planned to post the following interview at the beginning of…
Posted in Uncategorized
2 Comments
Wreck of the Lanternfish by C.S. Boyack #bookreview #pirates #fantasy
Originally posted on Books and Such: James Cuttler created a peaceful spot for he and his wife to settle down. Far from the war that ravages their … Wreck of the Lanternfish by C.S. Boyack #bookreview #pirates #fantasy
Posted in Uncategorized
2 Comments
7 Tips to Having a Lazy Day
It’s summer. Perfect time for some resting when you can get it. At least it is if you work in a school and need to fend off burn out. So, what are some good tips for being lazy? Stay in … Continue reading
Story Development and Execution Part 8: Writing Suspense
Ciao, SEers. If you’re in the US, I hope you had a safe and wonderful Independence Day. Today is part eight of the series: writing suspense. While … Story Development and Execution Part 8: Writing Suspense
Posted in Uncategorized
2 Comments
Happy 4th of July/Independence Day/Illegal Fireworks Day
As the title says, it’s July 4th, which is Independence Day in the USA. So, here are some funnies. For those who celebrate, please be safe and careful. Think of those around you before you act too. I know the … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged bbq, be safe, beer, celebration, family, fireworks, funnies, holiday, Independence Day, July 4th, national
6 Comments
