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Author Archives: Charles Yallowitz
The Flying Squir . . . Possums?
I know people are going to bring up Rocky the flying squirrel, so I beat you to the punch. I thought the same thing, so I was surprised when I ended up on flying possums. There are flying squirrels, but … Continue reading
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Tagged animals, Australia, gliders, marsupials, nature, New Guinea, possums, wildlife
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Goal Post: At Least I’m Off the Antibiotics
Well, this week didn’t really go as planned. Let’s get right to how last weekend had me asking God why I was being punished. Sequence of events: I mentioned in comments that my car had issues, so I took it … Continue reading
Why Do We Hide Pain?
This might not be a long one because it’s really just a question. One that everyone may have a different answer for: Why do we hide our pain? I notice that we’re told most often to keep smiling even though … Continue reading
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Tagged anxiety, depression, emotions, feelings, hiding pain, mental health, mental illness, suffering
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Poetry Day: Berserker Am I
(People dream a lot about fear and love. I don’t hear much about dreaming of rage. At least not in my circles. So, when I used to have these types of dreams, I didn’t have anyone to talk to. Hence, … Continue reading
Not Every Person is the Same: Variations of Disorders
Not a big fan of using the word ‘disorder’, but I was having a lot of trouble figuring out what to use. This is in regards to mental illnesses, mental disabilities, emotional disabilities, disorders, and anything else that isn’t a … Continue reading
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Tagged author, depictions, disorders, fiction, mental health, perspectives, writing
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Writing Real Dialogue in Fiction
Greetings, SE’ers! Beem Weeks here with you again. Today, I am going to share my thoughts on character dialogue in fiction. Dialogue. It can make or… Writing Real Dialogue in Fiction
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Happy National Bourbon Day! (Enjoy a Glass while Reading)
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Tagged action adventure, alcohol, Amazon Kindle, author, bourbon, Clyde, Dawn Fangs, dragons, ebooks, elves, epic fantasy, fantasy, fiction, heroes, Legends of Windemere, magic, national holiday, series, spells, sword & sorcery, telepaths, undead, vampires, villains, War of Nytefall, warriors, whiskey, Windemere, wizards, writing
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Questions 3: Writing from Trauma
Originally, I was going to write at length about this concept. Then, I thought it would be more beneficial to open up the floor after a small discussion. Everyone handles trauma differently and writing directly about it isn’t always the … Continue reading
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Tagged abuse, answers, author, coping mechanisms, damage, healing, mental health, questions, trauma, writing
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Characters and Diversity. Part 1 – RACE
Hello SE friends, Gwen with you today. I’m launching a new series, one that is focused on diversity. It seems a timely topic, and it’s also relevant … Characters and Diversity. Part 1 – RACE
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World’s Smallest Cat: Rusty Spotted Cat
They weigh 1.8-3.5 pound. They are 14-19 inches long without counting the 7-9.5 inch tail. And those are the adult sizes for the Rusty Spotted Cat. They are the world’s smallest cats and they are found in Sri Lanka and … Continue reading
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Tagged animals, cat, cute, endangered, feline, rusty spotted cat, wildlife, world's smallest
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