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Author Archives: Charles Yallowitz
One Word Separates Us From Psychopaths: Writer – by Sue Coletta…
Originally posted on Chris The Story Reading Ape's Blog:
Real life offers inspiration when we least expect it. That moment can also be awkward, especially if you forget to mention one crucial distinction between you and a psychopath: the…
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Book Spotlight – Lottery Losers – Romance/Steamy
Originally posted on Library of Erana:
Out Now in eBook and Audio—Lottery Losers by Lucy Felthouse (@cw1985) #romance #steamy #SupportIA #IARTG Blurb: Winning the lottery is a dream come true… isn’t it? Susie Parmenter and her husband of almost twenty…
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Old Characters With New Faces
While Kira Grasdon might have gone through a transformation like the hated guy above, I found that others had to change. To connect this story to Legends of Windemere, I needed to have a few cameos. Nothing too big considering the … Continue reading
Podcast Interview of Gwen and John by Annette Rochelle Aben
Originally posted on Fiction Favorites:
Annette Rochelle Aben was very gracious to have Gwen Plano, and I on her Tell Me a Story podcast on The Magic Happens Radio Network. We are discussing the collaboration that took place on The…
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Evolution of Quest of the Broken-Hearted
The biggest influence behind Quest of the Broken-Hearted was Castlevania: Symphony of the Night. I liked the idea of an adventure taking place in a castle full of monsters that the hero is either trying to clear out or escape from. … Continue reading
Are Free Promotions Still Worth It? – by Frances Caballo…
Originally posted on Chris The Story Reading Ape's Blog:
on The Book Designer: The controversy over whether it’s worthwhile to give books away for free continues. You work hard when you write a book. There are the costs associated…
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A Shift in the 2019 Plan: Ichabod and Lloyd
So, I was thinking that I would start working on The Longbow of Ichabod Brooks when August hit. Just some night work or using days when my parents want to do something with my son. Well, I usually count up the … Continue reading
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Tagged 2019, Bedlam, dystopia, fantasy, future, Ichabod Brooks, projects, writing
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A License to Print Money
Originally posted on Entertaining Stories:
Jim Webster is back, gang. His Lisa Burton Radio post was super popular, so today he’d like to tell you about another story of his. Take it away, Jim: *** The first fantasy novel I…
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School’s Out and the Summer Begins
The last week of school was a little more chaotic than I expected. There were a lot of errands and chores along with stress in getting things ready. Not the least of which was helping to get some dead branches … Continue reading
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Tagged author, children, goals, parenting, publishing, school, summer, writing
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