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Author Archives: Charles Yallowitz
Goal Post: Summer Break Trip
By the time this post goes live, I should be on the road for a father/son trip. We aren’t going too far, but it should be fun. A nice change of scenery, a fun museum trip, and just time to … Continue reading
Revisit- Dungeons & Dragons: A Basic Walkthrough
This was first published on May 10th, 2013. It was a comedic answer to how ‘Dungeons & Dragons’ work. Hope people enjoy it. I’ve been asked by many people to explain Dungeons & Dragons. I bring this game up a … Continue reading
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Tagged author, dragons, dungeons, dungeons and dragons, fun, gaming, humor, run away, writer, writing
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Amazing Resources for Neurodivergent Writers – by Jenny Hansen…
on Writers Helping Writers: My last post highlighted Writing Tips for the Neurodivergent Brain, but what about writing resources and tools? What … Amazing Resources for Neurodivergent Writers – by Jenny Hansen…
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Poetry Day: Sloth 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
Low Fantasy
Hi, gang. ✋ Craig here again. We’re continuing my series dive into the speculative genres. Today we’re tackling Low Fantasy. First of all, let me go … Low Fantasy
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Revisit: When One Book Just Won’t Do
Originally posted on May 1, 2013 . . . This one tries to hit everything, which shows where my mind was. I was more interested in promos, poems, and random stuff as if this was a Livejournal. Yet, flickers of … Continue reading
Guest Post – Andrew Joyce and His New Book – Wicked – The men of Wicked Tuna.
I am very pleased to welcome Andrew Joyce to Fiction Favorites. He has a new book and it look like it is going to be a good one. Here’s the blurb. … Guest Post – Andrew Joyce and His New … Continue reading
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Noir Fiction: How is it unique?
Posted by Joy York Over the years, I have read many books and seen many films referred to a “noir.” They have always been a bit of a mystery to me. I… Noir Fiction: How is it unique?
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Revisit- Conflict: Fancy Way of ‘Good vs Evil’
Looks like I first talked about conflict on April 17, 2013. I’m surprised I had a thought list since it looks like I was all over the place back then. Some posts only had one line and I assume a … Continue reading
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