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Author Archives: Charles Yallowitz
Goal Post: Guess I’ll Try Again Next Week
First: War of Nytefall: Eulogy will be released next weekend. Email to volunteers will be sent Friday evening. Well, that’s pretty much the extent of my writing progress this week. I tried to use last Sunday to design the 4 … Continue reading
7 Tips to Using Flight in Fiction
From the picture above, you can see how many ways there are to fly. Wings, flying mount, technology, wind, magic, simply going, and the list continues. It’s probably one of, if not THE, most common and popular special ability in … Continue reading
Happy Thanksgiving . . . I Think
Time for holiday funnies because I’m busy with family. Either interacting with them or hiding under the bed from them. Could be both at times.
7 Tips to Using Intangibility in Fiction
This is a power that fascinated me when I was younger, but I stopped paying attention to it as I got older. Intangibility is what it sounds like. A person can pass through objects like a ghost. It seems simple … Continue reading
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I’m on the Voice of Indie Podcast
Something to be thankful for: if you’ve missed my nuggets of wisdom and anecdotes from Greece and Scotland, don’t despair. I was invited over at the … I’m on the Voice of Indie Podcast
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Messy Middles and Mystery Boxes
Ciao, SEers! Back in 2018, I gave a brief overview of story middles, touching on scenes and sequels and covering the falling and rising actions … Messy Middles and Mystery Boxes
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7 Tips to Writing about Telekinesis
I’ve been thinking about some of the more common powers that we see in fiction. It doesn’t matter if they’re natural powers, magic, or tech-based, but they seem to show up all the time. At first, I was going to … Continue reading
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Tagged author, fiction, mind over matter, psychic powers, superpowers, telekinesis, tips, writing
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Mountain Laurel Christmas
Let’s all welcome Jan Sikes to Entertaining Stories. She’s one of my longest term author friends, and a partner at Story Empire. She’s here to tell … Mountain Laurel Christmas
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#NewBook Hoist the Colors, one more time…
I spent my weekend publishing “Wreck of the Lanternfish.” I swore this would come out in 2021, and now it has. Amazon took it’s sweet time, and I ran… #NewBook Hoist the Colors, one more time…
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