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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.

Burgers and books #free #giftcard #giveaway #promo

Originally posted on Gwen Bristol:
October is here! Celebrate with me! I had so much fun with last month’s giveaway that I decided not to wait to November for the next one, so I’m celebrating October with a gift card…

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Announcements! #fantasy #Thunderclap #YomKippur #magic

First order of business:  GIVE A HAND TO ANOTHER FANTASY AUTHOR! Alexandra Butcher is doing a Thunderclap campaign too.  This is for her 99 cent collection of fantasy short stories.  Her’s ends the same time as mine, so please lend … Continue reading →

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Only 24 Hours Left for Legends of Windemere #Thunderclap! #fantasy #Kindle #dragons #magic #vampires #zombies

24 HOURS LEFT FOR THE LEGENDS OF WINDEMERE THUNDERCLAP CAMPAIGN! This post is the last ditch effort to get to 100 supports, which means I need 20 more volunteers by noon tomorrow.  Will this be easy?  No.  Am I tired … Continue reading →

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Thunderclap—Read Tuesday—Need Your Support

A big thank you to Chris McMullen, the man behind Read Tuesday, for helping me with my Thunderclap campaign.  Check out his blog and discover this December event.  Authors can sign up now and join in the fun.

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What Are Your Post-Adventure Plans?

When a story comes to a close, the readers go on with their lives and move on to another adventure.  What about the characters?  Sure, you get an idea of what they’re doing after the final page, but do they … Continue reading →

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99¢ Sale On “How To Write 50,000 Words In 30 Days”

A sale for those who are preparing for NaNoWriMo or simply want to increase their writing output!

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A chance to win a free year of Scribd!

Originally posted on readful things blog:
Harlequin has now joined forces with Scribd! Breaking News! Fall in Love Again, and Again, and Again with Harlequin + Scribd Harlequin Partners with Scribd to Offer +15,000 Titles Exclusively in their Ebook Subscription…

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Fear of the Finale

The tale is coming to a close But I am not quite ready Unsure of the next tale As if starting fresh While ghosts of the past Remain in the air I delay the inevitable While time steadily runs out … Continue reading →

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Perpetual Trudge

How much sleep does one need? To recover from the day Pressure never ending Until it has become one’s life Permanently at the lip of exhaustion Rarely making ground Each day feels like it should not be Because the last … Continue reading →

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My First Video Interview is Live on YouTube

Originally posted on Nicholas C. Rossis:
On October 1st, at 9 am Central Time, I gave my first live interview! I was interviewed by Sally Sue Ember, whom you may have seen commenting on this very blog. Sally has very kindly asked…

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