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Author Archives: Charles Yallowitz
Goal Post: Homestretch with Pulled Muscles
This wasn’t as eventful a week as I had hoped. I think. Maybe I wanted it to be low key and it was a success. Last weekend is a blur of schoolwork, video game time, and other events that I … Continue reading
Difference Between Personification and Anthropomorphism
Might not be more for me to do beyond showing that image, which shows the key differences. I’ll just go into a bit more detail. Abstract vs Real Personification is used for abstract traits and even giving human traits to … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged animals, Anthropomorphism, description, emotions, fantasy, fiction, human traits, objects, personification, talking, walking, writing
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Story Development and Execution Part 7: Pacing, Tension, and Suspense
Ciao, SEers. Today is part seven: pacing, tension, and suspense. Craig has written a couple of great posts on tension (one and two), and I have a … Story Development and Execution Part 7: Pacing, Tension, and Suspense
Posted in Uncategorized
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Poetry Day: Bedroom Shadows
(As a kid, I always though the shadows in my room were other things. This probably lasted until I was around 13. Mostly because I eventually hit a point where it was just fun to let my mind wander and … Continue reading
Posted in Poems
Tagged afraid of the dark, children, darkness, imagination, monsters, night, poem, poetry, shadows, sleeping, writing
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What is Anthropomorphism?
Anthropomorphism is when you put human traits on an animal or non-living object. This can be physical, mental, and emotional. Sounds very much like personification, right? It’s why the two get mixed up so often. We’ll compare them on Friday … Continue reading
Happy National Chocolate Ice Cream Day! (Grab a Scoop & a Book)
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Posted in Legends of Windemere, War of Nytefall
Tagged action adventure, Amazon Kindle, author, chocolate, Clyde, Dawn Fangs, dragons, ebooks, elves, epic fantasy, fantasy, fiction, heroes, ice cream, Legends of Windemere, magic, national holiday, series, spells, sword & sorcery, telepaths, undead, vampires, villains, War of Nytefall, warriors, Windemere, wizards, writing
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Using Personification in Fiction
I’m going to touch on two things this week: PERSONIFICATION and ANTHROPOMORPHISM. These two literary tactics get mixed up a lot because they’re very similar. Even the image above isn’t giving the full story. So, let’s start with the first … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged author, human traits, personification, style, tactics, verbs, writing
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A Cheat Sheet on Body Language for Writers
Hi SEers. John with you today. As a wrap-up to the subject of gestures (or beats) to convey non-verbal communication, I found a great cheat sheet for… A Cheat Sheet on Body Language for Writers
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The Insurgent by Teri Polen #New Book
I am very pleased to be participating in Teri Polin’s book launch tour for The Insurgent. I have read and enjoyed Subject 36, the first in the series… The Insurgent by Teri Polen #New Book
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Transparent Animals
Instead of a single animal, I’m going to share some pictures of creatures that have see-through skin. A lot of fish, invertebrates, and reptiles. This is actually rather common in juvenile fish. So, enjoy all these Google Image Search pictures.
Posted in Animal Posts
Tagged animals, fish, frogs, nature, translucent, transparent, wildlife
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