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Author Archives: Charles Yallowitz
7 Psychological Tricks For Book Promotion
Originally posted on Nicholas C. Rossis:
Image: Gerd Altmann, Pixabay Book marketing has come a long way since Medieval scribes advertised their services in the Middle Ages. For one thing, there is an entire branch of psychology that deals specifically…
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Jung’s Archetypes: The Self Quarter
Here’s the final grouping that focuses on the Self. This does feel like it’s very close to the soul, so it can be confusing. The difference that I can see is that there is a focus on influencing others through … Continue reading
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Tagged Archetypes, Carl Jung, characters, jester, magician, personality, psychology, ruler, sage, Self, writing
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Friday Book Share: A Comprehensive List
Originally posted on Story Empire:
Ciao, amici! This is my last book share for the year, so I’m going to do something a little different than usual. I’m choosing five books. That’s right, not one, but five. Why? Two reasons:…
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Derailing Bedlam: End of the Brakeless Line Part 2 #fiction #adventure
As usual, here is your warning that this story has cursing, sex (not graphic), innuendo, and violence. It’s my Rated-R action adventure called Derailing Bedlam. This is the fourth outing (third official) for Cassidy and Lloyd, so feel free to … Continue reading
Posted in Bedlam Series, Derailing Bedlam
Tagged action adventure, assassins, Bedlam, Cassidy, comedy, Derailing Bedlam, dystopia, fiction, friends, guns, humor, jeep, knives, Lloyd Tenay, mercenaries, serial, serial killers, sex, Shattered States, trains, traveling, united states, violence, writing
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How Do People Read Online?
Originally posted on Nicholas C. Rossis:
Most of us are writers, one way or another. We share our thoughts in blogs and ebooks. And you may have noticed that I have been experimenting recently with emphasizing certain parts of my…
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Guest Post: When a Fellowship Fails by Deby Fredericks #fantasy #adventure
(A beig welcome to Deby Fredericks who is here to promote her newest book ‘Minstrels of Skatyhe II: Dancer in the Grove of Ghosts’. Enjoy her essay on when groups fail in fantasy.) Quest fantasies have been a staple of … Continue reading
Posted in Guest Blogging, Spotlight
Tagged adventure, fantasy, fellowship, magic, novella, sword & sorcery
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Jung’s Archetype: The Soul Quarter
Here we are with the next group, which are the archetypes that fall under the ‘Soul’ category. These characters pursue fulfillment of the spirit and all have some sense- of freedom within their core. This may be physical, emotional, or … Continue reading
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Tagged Archetypes, Carl Jung, characters, creator, explorer, lover, outlaw, personality, psychology, rebel, Soul, writing
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Revisiting Legends: Delvin Cunningham the Subtle Warrior #fantasy #adventure
In the initial planning of Legends of Windemere, I didn’t have anything special for Delvin Cunningham. He grew into the tactical leader of the champions, the secondary peacemaker, and the kind of romantic interest of Nyx. This was unfortunate because he … Continue reading
Posted in Character Origins, Legends of Windemere
Tagged action adventure, author, Delvin Cunningham, ebook, elves, fantasy, friendship, heroes, Legends of Windemere, Luke Callindor, magic, mercenaries, Mercenary Prince, Nyx, Sari, series, swords & sorcery, Timoran Wrath, warriors, writing
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Jung’s Archetypes: The Ego Quartet
You can see examples of each one in the above picture, which I’m going to attach to each of the posts. This one is going to be about the 4 Ego Archetypes, which are Innocent, Everyman, Hero, and Caregiver. As … Continue reading
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Tagged Archetypes, caregiver, Carl Jung, characters, ego, everyman, hero, innocent, orphan, personality, psychology, regular person, writing
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New Release: Serang by C.S. Boyack #fantasy #adventure (What Do You Think of Prequels?)
(Today, I have C.S. Boyack, who is here to promote his newest book. It is called Serang and is a prequel to Voyage of the Lanternfish. It’s his first prequel, so I asked him to talk about this experience. Enjoy.) Thanks … Continue reading
Posted in Guest Blogging, Spotlight
Tagged action, adventure, Asia, coming of age, dragons, fantasy, humor, magic, martial arts, monsters, pirates, prequel, Voyage of the Lanternfish
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