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Author Archives: Charles Yallowitz
7 Tips To An All Villain Story
The meme above sums it up pretty well, but there are times when characters know they’re doing bad things. So, what can you do if you want to write a story where everyone, or at least the big ones, are … Continue reading
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Tagged advice, antagonists, author, fiction, heroes, protagonists, tips, villains, writing
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Setting Up: Finessing the When and Where
By Stephen Geez This 3-part series on story setting starts fairly simply before exploring the widest range of possibilities. Newer writers should pay… Setting Up: Finessing the When and Where
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The Growing Influence of Podcasts
Greetings once again. Beem Weeks back with you for another post. This month, we’ll look at podcasting as a marketing tool for writers and indie … The Growing Influence of Podcasts
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National American Paddlefish Day
Stumbled onto this holiday and thought this was an interesting animal to make a post about. I don’t touch on fish outside of sharks very often, so I jumped at the chance for a new critter. So, what is an … Continue reading
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Tagged american paddlefish, animals, endangered, fish, holiday, nature, wildlife
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Goal Post: Not A Week For Umbrellas
The last week was a bit too crazy for me to get any editing done. Not for lack of trying since I did spend at least 2 hours overall staring at chapter 7 of Darwin & the Beast Collector. I shouldn’t be … Continue reading
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Tagged fatigue, goals, life, nostalgia, parenting, thoughts, tired, writing
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Well It Works For Me
(We’ve all heard this one.) This is the way to win It always works for me No other path No other act Shall lead to victory It is genius Look at my proof View my success Listen to my tale … Continue reading
Serialized Fiction Today
Hi, Gang. 👋🏼 Craig with you once more. This is more of a research and debate posting than my usual fare. It all started one Sunday when Old What’s … Serialized Fiction Today
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Poetry Day- Orbs of Mind and Color
(A poem about eyes. Simple and fun.) Vivid blues to tempt our heart Deepest browns to calm our soul Brilliant greens to enchant our mind Noble gray to ensnare our sight Soft hazel to warm our spirit Rarest amber to … Continue reading
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