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Author Archives: Charles Yallowitz
Doing the Author Time Jump
(Originally posted on January 7, 2015.) A ‘Time Jump’ is when you skip a modest length of time between chapters or books. This can range from a day to a few years depending on the story. Many times there are … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged author, chronology, continuity, fiction, passing of time, series, time, time jumps, writing
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Poetry Day: The Snoozer and The Exhausted
(A poem about two people. One is always passing out for a nap while the other struggles to sleep. Why do these types always find each other?) Crisscrossed pair Sharing the same bed One can rarely find relief Recovering from … Continue reading
Do You Wanna Kill A Character?
(Originally posted on January 21, 2015.) I was going to be serious and some of these suggestions will be in that category. Yet I find myself in a silly mood, which means we’ll see what happens. So what are some … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged antagonists, author, body count, character, death, fiction, heroes, humor, killing, killing characters, protagonists, shock, villains, writing
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Windemere Governments: Rodillen
(Originally posted on December 16, 2014. Only covers Legends of Windemere for a bit, but it was still interesting.) This would be the second city that Luke Callindor, Nyx, and their friends visit in Prodigy of Rainbow Tower. Rodillen is … Continue reading
Posted in Legends of Windemere
Tagged adventure, author, corruption, epic fantasy, fantasy, fiction, high fantasy, Legends of Windemere, magic, thieves, Windemere, writing
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The 7 Sea Turtles
(Post from long ago that started the Animal posts. Way back in 2022 as well.) So, I was in a classroom and noticed a poster. I’d seen it before multiple times, but a new thought clicked in my head: There … Continue reading
Posted in Animal Posts
Tagged nature, science, helping, reptiles, oceans, sea turtles, endangered animals
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Goal Post:
Don’t really know how to start this one since it was another crazy week. It was primarily work, appointments, and my son’s birthday. There was a window where I could have gotten some writing done, but things came up like … Continue reading
Outlines: Plans That Rarely Work Perfectly
(Originally posted on March 11, 2015.) I talk about having outlines and making plans before I write. These act like a ‘baby draft’ and make the creation of a first draft smoother. At least to me. It’s this part of … Continue reading
Poetry Day: The Random Remote Ruler
(I think most people know someone who will get the TV remote and then channel surf the whole time. They won’t give up control even though they don’t know what they want to watch. You either have to remain captive … Continue reading
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