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Author Archives: Charles Yallowitz
Present Tense Writing: A Refresher
So, I realized that I haven’t really mentioned that I’m a present tense author for a while on this blog. The way I realized this was by getting a few messages about ‘typos’ that turned out to be present tense. … Continue reading
Comfort Reading or Comfort Food?- Guest Post by Felicity Sidnell Reid (Originally on The StoryReading Ape)
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Creatures of Fear: Serpents of Various Sizes
So, I was thinking of making this week about three common animal-based ‘fears’ that seem to show up in fiction. It’s not too strange to know a person is scared of an animal, but these three seem to always get … Continue reading
WordPress Problems . . . Sort Of
So, I’ve run into a problem with WordPress. Specifically, I can’t access it on my phone. The app works, but the pages I follow and check don’t open there. They open in Safari, which keeps me as logged out. For … Continue reading
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Zoo Day
A child’s wonder Etched into their face When seeing the beasts Outside the screen and page Larger as life Striking all the senses As alive as the child Who watches and waves Amazed at the sight Of beloved animals In … Continue reading
Week Before the Break: Could Have Been Worse
Not really sure what to talk about as far as this past week. I’m looking at my list of goals and I don’t think I did very well. Biking wasn’t as consistent as I wanted. Still need to read over … Continue reading
Drama in the Genres
Young Adult– Drama with acne and hormones Historical– Drama trying to teach you about the past Fantasy– Drama caused by a dragon or wizard Science Fiction– Drama . . . in . . . SPACE! Thriller– Drama with suspense Horror– … Continue reading
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Gregorio Roman: The Half-Blind Hermit
Gregorio Roman gets that picture because he’s the oldest of the characters and kind of shows his age. He’s a gnome who has stayed in his lair doing experiments to the point where his eyes have trouble with candlelight. There … Continue reading
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Tagged adventure, Dawn Fangs, fantasy, Gregorio Roman, magic, sword & sorcery, vampires, War of Nytefall
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