Author Archives: Charles Yallowitz

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About Charles Yallowitz

Charles E. Yallowitz was born, raised, and educated in New York. Then he spent a few years in Florida, realized his fear of alligators, and moved back to the Empire State. When he isn't working hard on his epic fantasy stories, Charles can be found cooking or going on whatever adventure his son has planned for the day. 'Legends of Windemere' is his first series, but it certainly won't be his last.

Poetry Month: Allure of the Gypsies #fantasy #adventure

It begins with death And the shattering of innocence One battered soul Struggles against fangs While a wandering spirit Is desperate to go home Friendship A solitary bond To heal the damaged And guide the fallen To where they belong … Continue reading →

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Queen Titania’s Court

You heard your name in the singing of the birds, and when you looked up, a robin flitted to you with a single, silver page. You saw your name in the … Queen Titania’s Court

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Poetry Month: Prodigy of Rainbow Tower #fantasy #adventure

Fledging heroes Their teeth cut on victory A maiden of magic Untouched by adventure Bound by a journey Where danger And challenges Are lurking in every port Egos clash As swords and spells fly Will Luke and Nyx be friends … Continue reading →

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Poetry Month: Beginning of a Hero #fantasy #adventure

Born into fame And desperate To prove his worth Trained and untempered A youth will lie For the chance to shine Protecting An unknown charge Chaos shall ensue Demonic killer Undead caster A headmistress feared by all Luke Callindor Needs … Continue reading →

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Check This Out—The Debut of Saint Ivy: Kind at All Costs

Awhile back I featured the cover for Saint Ivy by the awesome Laurie Morrison. But Saint Ivy, published by Abrams, has now debuted, so here is Laurie… Check This Out—The Debut of Saint Ivy: Kind at All Costs

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Tree Fairies and Their Short Stories by D.L Finn #Newbook

Thank you, John, for having me here today to share the news about my final children’s book, “Tree Fairies and Their Short Stories.” In Tree Fairies, … Tree Fairies and Their Short Stories by D.L Finn #Newbook

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Of Poetry

Rhymes and rhythm With on music Beyond the inner beats Of those who read * Flowing of words With no reason Other than beauty And revelations * Some are rigid Others are wild In both form And focus * Poems … Continue reading →

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Don’t Talk Like That: Quotes and Paragraphs

Hi SErs! Harmony here 🙂 Today, I’d like to take another look at dialogue. Because this is such a large topic, I have spread the topic over a few … Don’t Talk Like That: Quotes and Paragraphs

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Still Scratching My Head on Darwin

Just picked a random picture for this post, which connects to the weekly subject of autism.  Last year, I mentioned that I might be creating an autistic character because I noticed he had similar behaviors to my son.  To be … Continue reading →

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Goal Post: The End of May Already?

One more month of the school year.  More importantly, the schedule goes back to the normal one this coming week.  Last time my son and I had this schedule was February 2020.  Things got shaky in March and then the … Continue reading →

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