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Author Archives: Charles Yallowitz
Goal Post: A Week of Semi-Warmth and Work
Yeah . . . I didn’t have any time to touch Darwin & the Beast Collector. The week after winter break is always crazy with students and teachers getting back into the swing of things. Doesn’t help that I deal with … Continue reading
Did They Really Say That To a God?
I’m sure this is more of an anime thing and people who aren’t into the genre won’t really get or like this character type. It’s definitely done for comedy, but I always sense there’s an odd level of respect between … Continue reading
Interesting facts about reading habits and Trends
Posted by Joy York When I began this post, I wanted to find some clarity for how to best market to readers. What genres are mostly read by women? … Interesting facts about reading habits and Trends
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Poetry Day: On This Hallowed Night
(A fun poem aiming for imagery.) Howling winds Across the barren roads Pulsing candlelight Pouring from disfigured gourds Yellow moon rising High above the shadows And coating trees in light Leaping cats dart around Loosing hisses through the night Only … Continue reading
The Six Questions That Will Transform Your Fantasy Worldbuilding
As a published fantasy author, I’ve spent countless hours crafting intricate worlds, designing magic systems, and plotting the rise and fall of … The Six Questions That Will Transform Your Fantasy Worldbuilding
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Questions 3: Fairy Tails From Around the World
I’m going to admit that I don’t know many fairy tales beyond the ones American children get while growing up. Those tend to be Disney-associated. So, this is a topic I’m curious about, but have no knowledge on. I did … Continue reading
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Detour on the Eternal Road Tour – Stop Fifteen with Jacqui Murry
Jacqui Murry is on tour with her Endangered Species Series and is one of those authors who takes research seriously. Her latest books provide a close… Detour on the Eternal Road Tour – Stop Fifteen with Jacqui Murry
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Mirror, Mirror in the Myth
I saw mention of the Magic Mirror from Snow White and started thinking of other ways this common object shows up in stories. It’s amazing how much symbolism and usage is behind a piece of glass. Not only recently, but … Continue reading
Punctuation Part II: The Semicolon
Greetings, Storytellers! Diana here for Part II of punctuation. Last month, I had you on the edge of your seats as we reviewed the impactful colon.… Punctuation Part II: The Semicolon
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