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Author Archives: Charles Yallowitz
7 Tips to Writing Character Biographies
Sticking with the character biography topic, we’re going to look into a few tips for those who want to use this trick. I’m sure this isn’t for everyone. It’s a big plotter/planner tool alongside outlines and summaries. You can also … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged biographies, characters, fiction, history, planning, plotting, subplots, writing
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Getting it Done with Writing Sprints
Hey, SE Readers. Joan with you today. Hope you’re enjoying this chilly, um, frigid February. Perfect weather for staying indoors to write. You’re … Getting it Done with Writing Sprints
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Is There a Point in Character Bios?
I can already hear at least once pantser preparing to explain why they don’t do this. If it helps, person with fingers at the ready, you’re right. Character biographies don’t work for everyone. They aren’t even universal because everyone has … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged author, biographies, characters, fiction, life, planning, plotting, subplots, writing
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Do You Participate in Prompts? Maybe You Should
Image by John W. Howell Hi, John here with you SEers. First of all, I wish you all a Happy Presidents Day on behalf of the Story Empire team. If you … Do You Participate in Prompts? Maybe You Should
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Let’s Get This Winter Break Started. Seriously, I Really Need a Break
This was a fairly short week as far as work went. That didn’t make it any less busy since I work with the testing center. It makes sense that people are scrambling to run or make up tests before a … Continue reading
Posted in Goal Posts
Tagged do I need to use a dragon, goals, parenting, relaxation, War of Nytefall, Winter Break, writing
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Immortal Wars: Light, Blood, & Tears Part 5
(Disclaimer: A warning to those who continue. This is a sequel to a previous story. Both of these were written in the mid-1990’s. While the first one was slightly edited and vanity press published, this one has not been touched … Continue reading
Posted in Immortal Wars
Tagged fantasy, first book, humor, I'm sorry, Immortal Wars, science fiction, unedited, unpublished
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Side Jobs: Because Being a Hero Doesn’t Always Pay the Bills
I was thinking about this as a friend explained an RPG he had been playing. He brought up various skills of his character that weren’t really adventuring ones. They helped there, but he did it mostly to get new gear … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged adventures, distractions, fantasy, heroes, make a living, money, side quests
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