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Author Archives: Charles Yallowitz
Printing Prices Increase! What it Means For Indie Authors.
Greetings once again! Beem Weeks back with you for a look at the recent increase in printing costs. What does that mean for writers and publishers? … Printing Prices Increase! What it Means For Indie Authors.
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Making Memorable Catchphrases
This isn’t the original interview that I found, but the other one was on Instagram and I lost track of it. Still, the point is still there. Arnold Schwarzenegger has a lot of catchphrases, so I liked to hear his … Continue reading
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Tagged catchphrases, fame, i'll be back, popularity, repetition, slogans, writing
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Mental Health Awareness Month
Above is only a fraction of the statistics in regards to mental health. In fact, you can see it focuses primarily on the young. You can find tons of information if you go by gender, sexual orientation, age, race, religion, … Continue reading
Goal Post: A Week of Chewing the Air
Sadly, I only managed to get 1.33 chapters of Darwin & the Beast Collector edited. It was a challenge too. The full chapter took a whole weekend because it was bigger than I realized and had a lot of continuity sections that … Continue reading
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Tagged 99 cents, adulting, allergies, cooking, editing, goals, life, parenting, pricing, sick, time management, writing
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Questions 3: Cliffhangers and Transitions
Let’s just dive right into the questions. What advice would you give an author about writing a smooth scene transition? What advice would you give an author about writing a cliffhanger? What is a pet peeve about any type of … Continue reading
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Tagged advice, answers, author, cliffhangers, pet peeves, questions, transitions, writing
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Poetry Day: Prophet of the Rainbow Unicorns
(A fun poem involving unicorns?) He stands upon his wooden crate An island within a human sea A scrawny form in mottled hair Wearing rags of every color Only few give him a sideways glance As they trudge along … Continue reading
It’s a book, and a confession.
I did it again. I believe this one is the eighth one in The Hat Series. I want to say this at the top, but this whole series is designed to be ready … It’s a book, and a confession.
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Too Many Ideas
Hi, gang. Craig here again. Last time I posted about how to kick the Muse off the couch and make her stop eating all your snacks. I had this awful … Too Many Ideas
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