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Author Archives: Charles Yallowitz
7 Tips to Having a Reunion Plot in Your Story
This storyline might be fairly niche, but it’s caught my attention. In fact, I think it’s turned up more often than I realize. ‘The Seven Deadly Sins’ and ‘Red’ come to mind. Both have a reunion plot where most of … Continue reading
How Latin Became Modern Italian
In my last post, I explored some ways in which a new language is born. This post examines one of the best-known historical examples (at least for … How Latin Became Modern Italian
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Immortal Wars: Light, Blood, & Tears Part 3
(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Tagged fantasy, first book, humor, I'm sorry, Immortal Wars, science fiction, unedited, unpublished
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#2 Post of 2020: Do You Avoid or Tackle Mental Health Issues in Fiction?
(Post originally published on April 6, 2020) I bring up mental health a lot here. Usually, it’s in regards to the topic itself and not connecting it to writing. Well, I’m going to switch that up here. Wednesday and Friday … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged author, fiction, heavy topics, issues., mental health, writing
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Heraldry Basics
Any of you writing fantasy will appreciate Toni Šušnjar’s post on heraldry, shared on Mythic Scribes. The History of Heraldry As Toni explains, … Heraldry Basics
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Pictures from the Father/Son Zoo Trip
Last Sunday’s funny animals picture went over really well. I realized that I randomly put it on the same day that my son and I went to the Bronx Zoo. That was a lot of fun and we got some … Continue reading
A Toast to the Weekend . . . Zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
Not sure if I mentioned this last weekend, but this week started midterms. Not the whole week, but midway through and it continues through next week. I work a lot in the Testing Center where kids go if they need … Continue reading
Who Do You Write For?
This is a question that I ask a lot and see many people answering without hesitation. At least it appears that way. It’s hard to figure out for myself. There’s always multiple factors that I think about. The list can … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged audience, author, confidence, determination, excitement, faith, hope, target, who do you write for, writing
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