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Author Archives: Charles Yallowitz
Raven’s Dawn Part 1 #horror #thriller #Halloween
(Here we go! The third installment of the Dawn Addison/Raven Series. For anyone who is curious about what happened earlier, here is a link to the finale of Raven’s Game.) Standing on the outskirts of the pack, Trina pulls her large … Continue reading
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Tagged college, Dawn Addison, eerie, excerpt, fear, fiction, ghosts, haunting, horror, killing, murder, mystery, opinions, paranormal, paranormal thriller, Raven Series, Raven's Dawn, Raven's Game, serial killers, students, supernatural, suspense, terror, thriller, writing
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Yom Kippur is Here . . . And I’m Not?
So, today is Yom Kippur, which is the Jewish day of fasting. That means I stopped eating when the sun went down yesterday and won’t eat again until it goes down tonight. Hence, the music video here. Anyway, I typically … Continue reading
Announcing the Launch of Circumstances of Childhood by John W. Howell
Originally posted on Fiction Favorites:
Circumstances of Childhood. By John W. Howell Click for Amazon Kindle Shipping on October 1st. Priced at $0.99 for the introduction. This is a different story for John. It is in the Family Life genre and…
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OVERLOOKED FANTASY SERIES (2017 EDITION)
We all have our own list of “overlooked” fantasy series. You know the ones which somehow, someway, did not turn into the next Harry Potter — even though you liked it better. Okay, maybe, some of these fantasy series were…
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When Thieves Have to Work with Others
Anyone who has played Dungeons & Dragons, read fantasy, or even heard of thieves know that it’s tough putting them in groups. We seem to think they’re characters who will always be out for themselves. They’ll steal from their allies, … Continue reading
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Tagged d&d, epic fantasy, fantasy, groups, high fantasy, Legends of Windemere, magic, rogues, stealth, sword & sorcery, thieves, Windemere, writing
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10 Statements – Kirk Raeber
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Kirk Raeber is an emergency room physician. He has always had a strong interest in World War II history and especially in the war in the Pacific. He served in the US…
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Quantum Wanderlust, on #LisaBurtonRadio
Originally posted on Entertaining Stories:
Welcome to a very special edition of Lisa Burton Radio. I’m your host, Lisa the robot girl, and we have something fun going on today. Thirteen outstanding authors have teamed together to bring you an…
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