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Author Archives: Charles Yallowitz
How to Use Colors in your Book Covers
Originally posted on Nicholas C. Rossis:
A couple of years ago, I posted an infographic on How Color Can Boost Your Book Sales. Today, I am sharing some tips on color connotations courtesy of Dan Matthews of Avasam. They will…
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Check This Out: The Edge of Anything
Originally posted on El Space–The Blog of L. Marie:
With me on the blog today is another of my awesome Secret Gardener classmates from VCFA: Nora Shalaway Carpenter. You might remember her from this post. She’s here to talk about…
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The One-Time Use Power
Back when I wrote my topic list, I had a bunch of examples for what I’m talking about here, but I forgot them. Sorry about that. I did remember one that really brings the general idea to the forefront. Couldn’t … Continue reading
Mini-Reviews of a Bunch of Anime
For the last couple of weeks, I’ve been watching a lot of anime. Some of it I have mentioned like Fairy Tail, Naruto, and My Hero Academia. I’ve been watching these series with my son. They’re fairly big ones too. By myself, I … Continue reading
A Week of Work, Holidays, Birthdays, and Limited Exposure
Another week of schoolwork and housework. Look, I’ve got very little else going on here since New York is such a mess. Things were a little easier since our spring break was supposed to start on Thursday and we have … Continue reading
Posted in Goal Posts
Tagged coronavirus, goals, life, pandemic, school, stuck inside, work, writing
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A Heaven for Toasters: Chapter 10
Originally posted on Nicholas C. Rossis:
After relaunching A Heaven for Toasters, complete with new cover, I promised to publish it here in installments. Here’s the next chapter. Note: You can find a link to all published chapters at the…
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7 Tips to Writing Characters with Anxiety
A few disclaimers here because we’re heading into delicate territory again. Eh, I’m just copying and pasting here. I am not an expert on mental health by any means. I read up on it and have my own experiences to … Continue reading
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Tagged anxiety, characters, fear, fiction, humor, mental health, writing
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Going from Inspiration to Inception
Originally posted on Story Empire:
Ciao, SEers. Last time it was my turn, I wrote about the first step in writing your masterpiece—idea generation. Some would argue that’s the most important part. Without that initial spark of creativity, wherever it…
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