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Author Archives: Charles Yallowitz
Happy National Ice Cream Day
Perfect time of year for this holiday. At least for this part of the world where we have summer. So: What’s your favorite ice cream flavor? (Gold Medal Ribbon from Baskin Robbins) What’s your least favorite? (Mint chocolate chip) What’s … Continue reading
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Tagged chocolate, cold, dairy, dessert, holiday, ice cream, national ice cream day, rocky road, strawberry, summer, vanilla
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Goal Post: Hot, Busy, and Aching
This was definitely a big work week because the humidity caused me to have little energy for more. I spent time with my son, which included a zoo trip last Sunday. They reopened the ‘World of Darkness’ at the Bronx … Continue reading
Revisit: Windemere: The Silent Character
Published on January 13, 2013, this feels like another post where things that now feel obvious just dawn on me. I would eventually go on to talk a few times about the setting being as much of a character as … Continue reading
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Tagged book, books, character, characters, creation, fantasy, fiction, magic, origin, world, writing
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Poetry Day: Greed Rondelet
(I stumbled onto this set of 7 rondelets about the Seven Sins. It’ll cover the whole summer. Now, a rondelet is a 7-line poem where the first line is repeated on line 3 and 7. The refrain lines are usually … Continue reading
Inspiration vs. Craft: Finding Ideas and Developing Them
Greetings to one and all. Beem Weeks here with you again. This month, I’m looking at the difference between inspiration and craft. Though they are … Inspiration vs. Craft: Finding Ideas and Developing Them
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Revisit: Runaway Characters
First posted on January 9, 2013, I like how it was creating goblin society and dryad breeding practices that stirred this topic. Not Kira Grasdon constantly forcing me to reevaluate her path or Queen Trinity shifting further away from true … Continue reading
Today I am with Teagan R. Geneviene for Her Life Changes or Reinventions Feature
Yes, I am on the road visiting Teagan and participating in her Life Changes or Reinventions Feature. Teagan has invited several bloggers to write … Today I am with Teagan R. Geneviene for Her Life Changes or Reinventions Feature
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Indie Author Culture. Part 1: Do We Exist?
I am delighted to join the Story Empire team, and I hope readers will find my first post enjoyable and interesting. Do you call yourself an indie … Indie Author Culture. Part 1: Do We Exist?
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Revisit: Crushers of Souls and Puppies
This went live on January 2, 2013 and it comes off as fairly naive. I seem so simplistic in my view on villains and what makes one good. Not sure why I lacked any nuance, especially since I had to … Continue reading