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About Charles Yallowitz

Charles E. Yallowitz was born, raised, and educated in New York. Then he spent a few years in Florida, realized his fear of alligators, and moved back to the Empire State. When he isn't working hard on his epic fantasy stories, Charles can be found cooking or going on whatever adventure his son has planned for the day. 'Legends of Windemere' is his first series, but it certainly won't be his last.

Air Rods or Sky Fish

Pretty hard to tell what these things are.  You can’t see them with the naked eye because they only appear on cameras.  One could think they’re invisible, but there is probably more to them.  Still, they are fairly interesting considering … Continue reading

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Assessing the Competition

Hi gang! Craig with you once more. I am continuing my series about writing for a specific market. I’m sure you didn’t miss any, but here are the … Assessing the Competition

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Happy Sloth Day

Back on May 1, 2022, I did a post giving a bunch of information on sloths.  Sadly, it wasn’t their holiday, but now it is.  I couldn’t find any pictures from back in April on the blog, but that’s when … Continue reading

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Goal Post: Progress in the Cold and Darkness

This week didn’t go exactly as planned and I partially blame the weather.  It got cold about halfway through and the sun is going down earlier.  Makes it hard to take walks for exercise, relaxation, solitude, and Pokemon Go.  This … Continue reading

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The Snoligoster: This Isn’t a Repeat

I wasn’t going to do this one later, but realized it has a connection to the Snallygaster.  Not only similar names, but the connection to racism.  Although, this one comes from the swamps of Florida, Georgia, and Louisiana instead of … Continue reading

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What Writers Can Learn from Netflix’s Virgin River

For the last two weeks, I’ve been obsessed with the Netflix series, Virgin River, based on Robyn Carr’s novels of the same name. Every afternoon … What Writers Can Learn from Netflix’s Virgin River

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Poetry Day: Mind’s Eye

(Not 100% sure where I was going here.  Possibly about how we examine and interpret the world through our own senses and mind.  Yet, we can run into people who view things differently.  Do we all share the same reality … Continue reading

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The Snallygaster of Maryland

Definitely enjoying the odd names on a lot of these creatures.  This one really caught my eye.  I mean, Snallygaster sounds like something out of a Monty Python sketch or Dr Suess book.  Yet, it’s not.  So, what is it? … Continue reading

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Write a Genre-Based Book Blurb

Greetings, Storytellers, Diana here to talk about Blurbs. Why? Because I have to write one! Last month Stephen Geez posted eight elements to consider… Write a Genre-Based Book Blurb

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Teaser Tuesday: We Swear It Is NOT An Evil Tree

For some reason, the original teaser post I had for today disappeared.  Glad I checked.  I decided to re-post this one that involves Darwin and Arlinger.  Hopefully it makes sense without all the context, but it was always one of … Continue reading

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