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Author Archives: Charles Yallowitz
Writing Science Fiction Stories – Guest Post by Craig Boyack…
Originally posted on Chris The Story Reading Ape's Blog:
In previous posts on this site I’ve talked about writing paranormal tales, my love of short fiction, and fantasy. I also write a bit of science fiction, and that’s the…
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History Meets Fiction: A Requested Tale
Quiall made the following request: “What about taking an individual from the news or history and having them interact with characters from your books.” Now, I wasn’t sure what to do here because I don’t trust myself to do justice … Continue reading
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Tagged Chasing Bedlam, Crossing Bedlam, history, Hitler, lazy author, Lloyd, microscopic fiction, writing
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Sally’s Cafe and Bookstore – New on the Shelves – The Annwyn’s Secret by Claudine Giovannoni
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How to Recognise a Thriller Guest Post by Toni Pike…
Originally posted on Chris The Story Reading Ape's Blog:
If you are interested in writing a thriller, here are a few key features of that genre to help you on your journey. The thriller genre is always popular with…
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Why So Angry, Hero?
I like writing angry characters. Something about having a hero unleash their rage makes me put a lot more into a scene. Yeah, I’m probably angry a lot myself, which is why I connect to this emotion more than others. … Continue reading
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Tagged adventure, anger, angry, angry hero, anti-heroes, berserker, fiction, heroes, jerk, not a team player, wolverine, writing
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The Stories Around Us
Originally posted on Story Empire:
Hello, SEers! Joan here. I’m excited about my first post with Story Empire and getting to know more about you, the reader. Today’s post is directed more toward beginning writers, but I believe all of…
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A Perfect 10 with Deanna Kahler
Don Massenzio Today we sit down with author, Deanna Kahler. She did a great job of answering my ten questions and through those responses, we will get some insight into her life and work. I hope you enjoy this week’s … Continue reading
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Weekend of Whirling Dervish-Ness
Where to even start? This week started out decently and then rolled into a chaotic blur of images that I’m still trying to sort through. Part of this might be because 4 of the 5 school lunches weren’t stuff my … Continue reading
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Tagged author, Bedlam, Chasing Bedlam, fiction, Ichabod Brooks, just a moment of peace please, Super Bowl, time, weekend, writing
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