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Author Archives: Charles Yallowitz
Stare into the Monster Maker (Day 1)
These creatures were ‘donated’ by Eric Klingenberg Quifix Found within the jungles of Southern Holcur, these thumb-sized slugs thrive around small pools of water. Harmless to most larger animals, they do pose a threat to other insects, frogs, and small … Continue reading
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Tagged author, creativity, creatures, fun, humor, imagination, monsters, october, writing
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Interview With Author Miranda Shanklin
Originally posted on Sacha Black:
This week I am pleased to welcome Miranda Shanklin to the author interview. You can find Miranda on her Website, on Facebook, Goodreads or on Amazon. Without further ado, please welcome Mrianda. What are you currently…
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Raven’s Hold- Intro by the Author #thriller #fiction
Remember how I said Raven’s Hold will be every Tuesday and Thursday until it’s all on the blog? I lied! Mwahaha! Not really. I merely saw a few things and decided to make it go live every night at 11:55 … Continue reading
Posted in Raven's Hold
Tagged asylum, author, excerpt, fiction, ghosts, paranormal, paranormal thriller, supernatural, thriller, writing
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Questions 3: Double Trouble
Welcome back to Questions 3. You know the drill. Answer here. Answer away and link back to here. Most importantly just have fun. That goes for the other you too. 😉 What would you do if you opened the door … Continue reading
Posted in Questions 3
Tagged answers, clones, discussion, doppelgangers, doubles, q&a, questions, questions 3
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Fresh from the oven, it’s Macabre Macaroni
Originally posted on Entertaining Stories:
Last year I did a riff on a style of micro-fiction called creepy pasta. Not wanting to step on anyone’s toes, I came up with the name Macabre Macaroni. There will be one of these…
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The BASH is BACK! The Second Annual #BloggersBash 2016
Originally posted on Sacha Black:
After the stonking success of the first Bloggers Bash, the committee crawled under their respective duvets and hid having exhausted their supplies of extroversion. HOWEVER, we have recovered, reconvened… discussed, deliberated…. and guess what…. we’re going…
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Author Feature: Ali Isaac
Originally posted on Nicholas C. Rossis:
Ali Isaac needs no introduction. Still, I’m going to give her one, as I’m terribly fond of this remarkable author, with a silver tongue and a hand to match. She recently launched Legends of Ireland; her third…
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Every Man Stands for Something . . . Usually to Pee
Over the years, I’ve gotten into a few discussions about fiction that revolve around the hidden meanings of stories. Like how ‘Hunger Games’ is all about wealth inequality or ‘Lord of the Rings’ is an analogy for WWII. Some of … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged author, entertainment, fiction, hidden meanings, social context, writing
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