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Author Archives: Charles Yallowitz
Windemere Governments: Gaia
(Originally posted on December 15, 2014. Found an old 6-part blog series that I’ll do for the next 6 Mondays. It only covers Legends of Windemere for a bit, but it was still interesting.) A (really long) while back I … Continue reading
Posted in Legends of Windemere
Tagged author, counselors, epic fantasy, fantasy, fiction, government, high fantasy, Legends of Windemere, Windemere, writing
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Questions 3: Animals
I’ve made a lot of animal posts over the years. It’s created many conversations, especially when it’s an endangered animal. Today, I’m just going to pose some questions about animals. Might learn something interesting. What is your favorite wild animal? … Continue reading
Goal Post: Hope Is The First Step Towards Disappointment
As you can tell, it was a rough week. Guess more on that later. I did managed to finish chapter 2 of Darwin & the Deadlands Queen. Had trouble with one section because it starting going in a loop, so I … Continue reading
Posted in Goal Posts
Tagged birthdays, hope, hurt, life, loneliness, pain, parenting, writing
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Knowing Your Character And Action Scenes
(Originally posted on March 4, 2015.) I’ve talked about writing action scenes before and people still ask for some tips. Today I’m going to give a few that center on knowing your character. Some might be repeats from other posts, … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged action, author, battles, choreography, combat, heroes, villains, writing
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Poetry Day: The Prismatic Laugh
(Laughter is essential to living. So many varieties and uses too.) Such a simple sound With a multitude of names The flirty titter The polite chuckle The friendly guffaw The maniacal cackling The drunken belly-laugh More names come to mind … Continue reading
Author Stigmas and Stereotypes
(Originally posted March 5, 2015.) As I lay here resting and nursing whatever this malady is, I have been answering comments and thinking. (Add-on: I really do get sick a lot.) One thing my mind wandered off to was the … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged author, books, conclusions, ebooks, humor, rumors, stereotypes, stigma, writer, writing
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A Hero Without Words
(Originally posted on September 15, 2014.) Last week I did some poetry about various hero types that connected to Superman and still had a few more heroes that came to mind. They didn’t fit into his history, so I’m going … Continue reading
National Ice Cream Day
I never miss this one. Enjoy a scoop or twenty today.
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Tagged chocolate, cone, dessert, dish, ice cream, national holiday, rocky road, strawberry, summer, sundae, treats, vanilla
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