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Author Archives: Charles Yallowitz
Words that pack a punch – part 7
Greetings, SE’ers! I’m back again with another common word we all use in our writing and some substitution ideas that will be more impactful. Today’s… Words that pack a punch – part 7
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The Four Neotropical Bellbirds
Three of these Bellbirds are found in South America while the vulnerable Three-Wattled Bellbird is in Central America. They are all part of the ‘cotinga’ family, which are birds that live in or near forests. So, what are bellbirds? They … Continue reading
Goal Post: Now To Start My Real Summer Break
I made it to summer break, which is bizarre considering it’s mid-August. Guess that week between the end of the school year and start of the summer session would count, but it didn’t feel like it. Now, I have 1.5 … Continue reading
The Fantasy Orc Stereotypes
Well, we did elves and dwarves. Always felt orcs were the third fantasy species that showed up all the time. Sometimes they are simply goblins, but they usually have the same themes. Definitely big stereotypes with these guys too. So, … Continue reading
Trouble Naming your Character, Town, or Tavern? Try a Name Generator.
Greetings Storytellers, Diana with you today with a quick post about names. Now and then, I get stuck for a name. I need a ship name (The Devil’s … Trouble Naming your Character, Town, or Tavern? Try a Name Generator.
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Poetry Day: Look At Us
(The desire for attention is stronger today than when I wrote this poem. Sad thing is that it seems to be more financially sound to do this.) Stupid stunts and sickness Done in the camera’s eye And posted without fears … Continue reading
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Tagged attention, look at me, maturity, poems, poetry, social media, stunts, writing
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The Fantasy Dwarf Stereotypes
Can’t talk about elves without touching on dwarves. Let’s just dive into the first one: Dwarves hates elves and the feeling is mutual. Right from Tolkien, but misses the fact that Legolas and Gimli became friends. Many authors just have … Continue reading
Tertiary Sources: Not Just Tangential Anymore
Hello, Story Empire Readers! It’s Liz Gauffreau with you today. Let me start by saying that this is not the post I intended to write. I was going to … Tertiary Sources: Not Just Tangential Anymore
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Questions 3 and Looking Back at War of Nytefall: Anarchy
Here we have the penultimate volume of War of Nytefall. You can tell from the title that things are going to go wrong. The overall story ending up becoming more complicated than I originally planned too. Lost took a more central … Continue reading
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Tagged action adventure, answers, author, Clyde, Dawn Fangs, fantasy, magic, questions, series, vampires, War of Nytefall, writing
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The Fantasy Elf Stereotypes
I was thinking about fantasy stereotypes a while back. Naturally, my mind went to elves and how they are typically depicted the same way in fantasy. The above meme notes a lot of what people think, which primarily comes from … Continue reading
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Tagged archers, author, beautiful, elves, fantasy, fiction, forests, magic, stereotypes, writing
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