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Author Archives: Charles Yallowitz
7 Tips to Writing Underdog Heroes
Everyone loves an underdog. At least that’s what people say. These aren’t as easy to write as one would think. You have a lot to consider and a delicate balance to maintain for the adventure. What are some ways to … Continue reading
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Tagged 7, fiction, heroes, hints, humor, tips, underdogs, writing
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How to Publish with KDP: Part Eleven
Originally posted on Story Empire:
Image courtesy of bigstock.com Hello SErs. Harmony here. As promised, here is part eleven in the post series dedicated to taking a step-by-step look at how to get your finished manuscript from your computer and…
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Immortal Wars: The Summoning Part 24 #fiction #throwback
(Previously on Immortal Wars.) (Again, we shall revel in my teenage originality. Everyone groan in unison.) Disclaimer: Immortal Wars was the book I came up with and wrote in high school. I hadn’t even hit college by the time I wrote the … Continue reading
Posted in Immortal Wars
Tagged fiction, first book, heroes, high school, Immortal Wars, magic, science fiction, space, superheroes, unedited, villains
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Growing Old and Growing Up
Playing as a child Toiling as an adult One looks at the other With a hint of jealousy * The child wants to grow While the adult wants to play Youth admires the freedom of old Old wishes for the … Continue reading
Posted in Poems
Tagged adults, author, children, growing old, growing up, imagination, maturing, poem, poetry, writing
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Battling a Shortened Attention Span
Going to try hard not to jump on a high horse because I’m aware that I fall into this category too. In fact, I think most people have lost part of their attention span and that makes selling books a … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged attention span, audiences, author, distractions, instant gratification, patience, rewards, writing
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Happy Father’s Day
This was actually harder to do than I realized. I think I realize this every year. I have to specifically put in ‘funny mothers day memes’ to get anything that isn’t serious and even the funny ones are still rather … Continue reading
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Tagged dads, fathers, fathers day, funny, grandfathers, meme, mentors, stepdads
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Goal Post: I Really Need to Buy a Calendar
I’m not kidding. Once Thursday afternoon hit, I suddenly forgot . . . Wait . . . I’m writing this on Friday and that was yesterday? Is that right? For the love of the dust bunnies that keep appearing under … Continue reading
Psychological Curses: Are They There or Not?
A way of using a curse that I’ve mentioned previously is having it be more of a legend than something cast in real time. I wanted to look more into this because it requires a lot more psychological work. You … Continue reading
Changing Literary Styles (Part Two)
Originally posted on Story Empire:
Hey, SE Readers. Happy Friday. Joan with you today with the second in a two-part series on changing literary styles. In the first post, I used examples from James Fenimore Cooper’s Last of the Mohicans…
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