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Author Archives: Charles Yallowitz
Dreaming of a New Reality Characters
Wasn’t sure if I ever wrote about characters who alter reality, but something triggered the idea again. Wish I remembered what I was watching at the time since this came to me as I was falling asleep. The combination made … Continue reading
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Tagged author, characters, fiction, magic, reality, reality alterations, superpowers, writing
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What is symbolism and how to use it in your writing and an example: great expectations by Charles dickens
Hi SEer’s, it’s Robbie with your today and I am sharing some thoughts about the symbolism in literature and how you can use it in your own writing. … What is symbolism and how to use it in your writing … Continue reading
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The Thylacine a.k.a. Tasmanian Tiger
Many people have heard about the thylacine or Tasmanian Tiger. Others have not, so I think a post on it will be helpful. Now, what happened to the thylacine? On mainland Australia, the thylacine went extinct about 3,500 years ago … Continue reading
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Tagged animals, extinct, nature, tasmanian tiger, thylacine, wilderness, wildlife
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Goal Post: A Week of Randomly Staring at Things
(Okay, this is a pretty big rant post about humans. Guess it was one of those weeks.) That’s been my week due to exhaustion and weird health blips. I became so worn down by Monday evening that all attempts to … Continue reading
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Tagged battle of the classes, editing, exhaustion, fatigue, frustration, goals, life, writing
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You’re Not the Hero?
Villain 1– We meet at least, great hero. Now you will . . . Why are you wearing all black like me? Villain 2– You can’t trick me, hero. Pretending to be like me and . . . Are you … Continue reading
Why Write Short Stories
Hi SEers! Denise here to reshare an updated post from 2-21 or my second post here. I love writing short stories, and thought bringing the subject up … Why Write Short Stories
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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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