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Author Archives: Charles Yallowitz
An Elephant’s Trunk
Robbie and Michael have something fun to share with us today. They have a new book about elephants out and are sharing some of it with us. *** Thank … An Elephant’s Trunk
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Writing Young Adult Fiction—How is it different from writing adult fiction?
Posted by Joy York What is young adult fiction? There is a perception among casual readers and some authors that it is easier to write young adult … Writing Young Adult Fiction—How is it different from writing adult fiction?
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National Homemade Bread Day
Got really busy with life, so I almost forgot to make a post for today. It was either this, unfriend day, or hiking day. Figure ‘Homemade Bread Day’ was the best choice since I don’t do hiking and unfriending isn’t … Continue reading
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Tagged baking, bread, eating, family, food, homemade bread day, love
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Goal Post: A Look Into the Mess
I’m writing this up Thursday night for a few reasons. First, nothing really important is going to happen on Friday, except for taking my son to a nighttime light display. I’ll add some pictures to this post before I go … Continue reading
How to Make a Fancy Pants Title Page Using Word
Greetings Storytellers. Diana here today with a creative suggestion for you. I’m working on getting a book ready for publication, and have been … How to Make a Fancy Pants Title Page Using Word
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Poetry Day: Morning in Kelsbrig
(No idea what I was thinking of here. Probably just letting my imagination running wild. Makes next week’s poem even more amusing.) Sun rising Above the lunder trees Mottled leaves Of blue and gray Glinting Like dull-edged daggers The … Continue reading
The Reformed Punk Character
This could be seen as an off-shoot of ‘reformed villain’ doing a redemption arc, but it’s kind of different. The delinquent, punk part of the character is in the past and not something that is shown to the audience. They … Continue reading
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Tagged author, characters, delinquents, fiction, forgiveness, punks, redemption, reform, writing
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The Biggest Book Formatting Mistakes Self-Publishers Make – and How to Fix Them
In the world of self-publishing, writing your book is only half the battle. The way your book looks on the page can make or break your reader’s … The Biggest Book Formatting Mistakes Self-Publishers Make – and How to Fix … Continue reading
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