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Author Archives: Charles Yallowitz
Coming Back From Writing a Villain
Villains are always fun to write. They can be over-the-top in all sorts of ways that the heroes and supporting cast can’t get away with. Still, there are times you write a nasty, horrible villain that makes your skin crawl. … Continue reading
Poetry Day: Rushing to the Reaper
(Sometimes it does feel like society is designed to have us continue moving at our top speed. We are guilted for relaxing unless we are of a certain age or tax bracket. We ignore that a lifetime of rushing ahead … Continue reading
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Tagged age, author, death, exhaustion, poems, poet, poetry, rushing ahead, society, time, writing
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Curated Writing Content: Accessible Ebooks
Greetings! Liz Gauffreau with you today. I think it’s safe to say that all authors want more people to read and enjoy their books. (I know I do!) … Curated Writing Content: Accessible Ebooks
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Numbness’s Effect on Writing And Ways to Recover
The graphic above from a Google Image Search pretty much covers emotional numbness, which is a problem. In fact, it seems to be a growing issue with more people getting stressed out and pulling away from general society. No, social … Continue reading
Guest Post – Esther Chilton – The Secret Dragon – Pre-Order Launch – #newbook
I want to welcome Esther Chilton to Fiction Favorites. Most of you know Esther as a fun blogger who puts up some interesting prompts. She also blogs … Guest Post – Esther Chilton – The Secret Dragon – Pre-Order Launch … Continue reading
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Revisting Animal Characters
Denise here to revisit a favorite subject of mine animals, and writing. When I was young, I was drawn to books about animals and that hasn’t changed.… Revisting Animal Characters
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Do Authors Need to Access Emotions While Writing?
I’m surprised when I run into people who think authors shouldn’t access any emotions while writing. They feel one must remain calm, clear-headed, and at peace even if the scene is one of anger or fear. Never been given an … Continue reading
The Lion Tamarin Quartet
One of my favorite animals when I was younger was the Golden Lion Tamarin. It was the name, the look, and the fact that it was tiny. Now, I’ve learned that there are actually 4 types of Lion Tamarin. The … Continue reading
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Tagged animals, endangered, golden lion tamarin, mammals, monkeys, nature, tamarins, wildlife
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Goal Post: Some Steps Forward And . . . Nap Time
The last few weeks of the school year are always exhausting. I’ve said before that I get the stress of being a TA and a parent of a teenager during this time. My son had his hardest regents this week, … Continue reading
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