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Author Archives: Charles Yallowitz
Happy Groundhog Day
Apparently, it’s also Marmot Day and Hedgehog Day. Lots of rodents today. Well, let’s hope the varmints give us good news.
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Tagged groundhog day, predictions, rodents, spring, traditions, winter
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Goal Post: Made It to 202 . . . It’s Only February!?
Okay, who’s bright idea was it to jam so much chaos and crazy into a single month? I feel like I’ve aged 5 years and it’s only been 31 days. This week wasn’t much better and I even got Wednesday … Continue reading
Top 5 of 2024- #1 Various Cardinal Symbol Systems
This post originally went live on February 21, 2024. I mentioned that there have been plenty of uses of the cardinal directions to create fantasy and mythological systems. Sometimes, you even have a 5th direction of ‘center’, which is important … Continue reading
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Tagged beasts, cardinal directions, east, elements, fiction, Greek, japanese, mythology, native americans, north, roman, south, west, writing, wu xing
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Should You Use Clichés in Writing Your Book?
Posted by Joy York What is a cliché? A cliché is a French word meaning “stereotype.” It was originally used long ago to describe stereotype: a metal … Should You Use Clichés in Writing Your Book?
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Poetry Day: No Harm
(This poem came after a series of arguments with someone. They were always right and I was always wrong in their eyes. It eventually hit a point where anything I said or did made them upset. Hence, the situation you … Continue reading
Posted in Poems
Tagged abuse, control, not agreeing, poems, poetry, poets, sensitivity, thoughts, writing
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Essential Tips for Success as an Author in 2025
I’m often asked if someone can make a living from fiction writing. That was certainly my ambition when I started writing. I believed in my story and … Essential Tips for Success as an Author in 2025
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Scenario: The Mutual Crush
This one is definitely universal. I think people can use their own personalities for this as well. Just really curious how varied the answers will be, especially if people are going to be honest. Scenario You tell your friend that … Continue reading
Posted in Questions 3
Tagged author, crushes, failure, friends, love triangle, romance, scenario, shyness, writing
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Punctuation: Intro and Part I
Greetings, Storytellers! Diana, here, to start a series of posts on punctuation. Yes, it’s mind-numbingly tedious, but it’s important to know, … Punctuation: Intro and Part I
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