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Author Archives: Charles Yallowitz
A Collection of Autistic Parenting Memes
Simple post this time. I found some funny and supportive memes about autism, especially the parenting side of the equation. Figure this year has been tough on people who are on the spectrum and those who help them. God knows … Continue reading
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Tagged autism, children, hard work. worth it, love, memes, parenting, parents, perspectives, special needs
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A Week with Snow and Shovels
Okay, this week didn’t go exactly as planned. I can’t even be sure of how I fell a little behind on the writing side of things. Not enough that it destroys me, but I’m simply confused. Time may have gotten … Continue reading
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Tagged do I need to use a dragon, fantasy, parenting, rest, school, shoveling, snow, television, tips, work, writing
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Three Literary Elements: Symbolism
Ciao, SEers. Today is a two-fer. I’m writing the last of my posts on literary elements, and I’m also writing my last post of the year. And what a … Three Literary Elements: Symbolism
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Check This Out: The Unicorns Who Saved Christmas
With me on the blog today is the marvelous Mary Winn Heider, another Secret Gardener classmate, who is here today to talk about her picture book, The… Check This Out: The Unicorns Who Saved Christmas
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Questions 3: Your Favorite Pieces of Fiction
We all have preferences and favorites. Sometimes, we can be a little pushy in sharing these while other times our declarations are perfectly accepted. In a way, these interactions can be considered a piece of promoting. It’s usually for popular … Continue reading
The Culmination – now on sale!
Originally posted on Entertaining Stories:
Let’s all welcome Gwen Plano to Entertaining Stories. She’s an author friend and one of my partners over at Story Empire. She’s here to tell us about an incredible sale. Don’t forget to use those…
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Season’s Readings: Christmas-Themed Stories
Originally posted on Staci Troilo:
Ciao, amici! The year is winding down, and I haven’t even baked a single cookie yet. I’m so behind! That’s probably why I haven’t mentioned these offerings yet. If you haven’t read them and you’re…
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Meet Guest Author, Barbara Spencer…
However did I end up here? That is a question I frequently ask myself. Was I destined to become an author? If so the gods in heaven weren’t on my … Meet Guest Author, Barbara Spencer…
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