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Author Archives: Charles Yallowitz
Crafting Rich Characters (Part 5)
Greetings Storytellers! We’re off to Part 5 of Crafting Rich Characters, the final installment of this series. In Part 1, we explored a character’s … Crafting Rich Characters (Part 5)
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Poetry Day: Ash Man
(Better believe this is about more than a man made of ashes. Pretty obvious too.) Pieces floating off With every gentle breeze Disappearing in the dark A gradual erosion Of a body made from ash Crinkling with every step Causing … Continue reading
7 Tips to Using a Monster Army in Fiction
Monster armies marching on a village or being intercepted in the wild is a fairly common set piece for fantasy and science fiction. From the outside, it seems like it’s a simply obstacle to create and use. Monsters rush forward, … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged action adventure, army, combat, creatures, fantasy, fiction, heroes, monsters, organization, thoughts
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Literary Agent Resources #agentqueries #queryingforrepresentation
Hi, SEers! Mae here. Last month I shared tips on how to write a query letter for agent representation. You can find that post HERE. Today, I’d like … Literary Agent Resources #agentqueries #queryingforrepresentation
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A Call for Beta Readers for the Sequel of Eternal Road – The final stop
Photo by Library of Congress on Unsplash John wants you as a beta reader The sequel to Eternal Road – The final stop, is now ready for the excellent … A Call for Beta Readers for the Sequel of Eternal … Continue reading
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Elite of the Monster Races
Ever play a video game or read a story with monsters when a ‘special’ type of a common species turns up? If not then there really isn’t much more to explain. Heroes run into an elite version of a common … Continue reading
Giant Pandas: So Cute!
While in DC, I saw giant pandas. Of course, I took pictures and a video. Enjoy and check out the WWF page for information on pandas. You can also adopt one. (Doing this by phone again. Hope it works.)
Goal Post: Back from DC
I’m finally back from a spring break trip. I’m also trying to write and schedule this post using my phone. I’m exhausted this Friday night, so I’m living dangerously. God, I hate these blocks. No idea how to put a … Continue reading
Posted in Goal Posts
Tagged family, getting away, goals, memorials, monuments, parenting, spring break, vacation, Washington DC, zoo
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Writing the Friendly Fool Hero
I’m not sure how common this type of hero is outside of anime and manga. Not these days anyway since I think Inspector Clouseau may fall into this category. Still, I tend to see friendly, foolish characters leading anime/manga. You … Continue reading
