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Author Archives: Charles Yallowitz
Poetry Day: The Vulgorag
(Another beast created by poem. I should get back into doing these, but nothing really comes to mind.) A vicious crumbling Sending razor shards Of ancient stone As a great form stirs Rending the mountain From foot to peak The … Continue reading
Check This Out: You and I Are Stars and Night
Hello! It’s been a minute since I’ve had an interview on the blog. And today, I’m so happy to be talking with my good friend, the fabulous Kate Hosford about her latest lyrical picture book, You and I Are Stars … Continue reading
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7 Tips to Writing Killing Machine Heroes
While it might seem obvious, people might not help making a killing machine hero. You don’t want them to come off as villainous or bland. It is possible because there’s a secret balancing act between the violence and their humanity. … Continue reading
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Tagged advice, author, characters, combat, fiction, humanity, tips, violence, writing
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The Killing Machine Hero
I’m sure many people don’t like this type of hero. They’re violent, aggressive, and fairly unstable. They’re hair-trigger results in many instances of brutality on whoever or whatever pissed them off. Thankfully, they tend to only go after bad people, … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged action, antiheroes, characters, combat, fiction, killing, violence, writing
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Shana Tova! (Happy Rosh Hashanah)
It’s the Jewish New Year. It’s the year 5787 for the Jewish calendar. I don’t really get it either. It’s a lunisolar calendar that supposedly starts at the creation of the universe and has a leap year every 19 years. … Continue reading
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Tagged holiday, Jewish, Jews, Judaism, New Years, religion, Rosh Hashanah
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9/11 in 2026
It’s weird thinking about 9/11 after . . . 25 years. Geez. I still remember where I was when it happened. I was in college, woke up, and jumped online. Didn’t put on the TV, so I had no idea … Continue reading
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Poetry Day: The Trickster War
(This poem was going to connect to a story that I never got off the ground. It was going to be all of the tricksters from mythology messing with each other and humanity. They would eventually toppled human civilization and … Continue reading
7 Tips to Writing Gladiator Fights
While jousting is not included very often, we do end up seeing gladiator fights a lot in fiction. Of course, they are a fantasy version of it that doesn’t really follow the more controlled ones of the past. Seriously, they … Continue reading
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Tagged arenas, author, combat, death, fiction, fights, gladiators, history, past, warriors, writing
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