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Author Archives: Charles Yallowitz
7 Tips to Writing Villain Protagonists
This is harder than I thought it would be. Mostly because I’m trying to predict what people will say. There’s always a wide variety of passionate opinions about villains, so tips can fall flat on the wrong ears. Some people … Continue reading
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Tagged advice, author, protagonists, role reversal, tips, villains, writing
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what fiction writers can learn from reading and writing poetry part 1
Hi everyone, its Robbie with you today and I am focusing on the benefits of reading and writing poetry for fiction writers. There are four main … what fiction writers can learn from reading and writing poetry part 1
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Questions 3 and Looking Back at ‘The Spirit Well’
This book finished the champion power center arc of Legends of Windemere. It was a tough one to write too because I needed closure and setting up the final arc. Those types of books always make my head spin, which leads … Continue reading
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Tagged action, adventure, Amazon Kindle, answers, apples, author, champions, Dariana, Delvin, dragons, ebooks, epic fantasy, fantasy, fantasy series, Fizzle, friendship, ghosts, griffins, heroes, high fantasy, immortality, Legends of Windemere, Luke Callindor, magic, martial arts, monsters, Nyx, paranormal, past mistakes, phantoms, psionics, psychics, questions, romance, Sari, spells, spirits, supernatural, sword & sorcery, swords, telepaths, The Spirit Well, thieves, Timoran Wrath, war, warriors, Windemere, wizards, zombies
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What Writers should know! Part five: themes
Hi SEers! Denise here to continue our discussion on What Writers Should Know. This is part five and today we’ll be covering themes in stories. What … What Writers should know! Part five: themes
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The Heloderma Family: Venomous Lizards
There are five members of the Heloderma family. You have the stocky Gila Monster found in deserts and four species of the more agile, humid-liking beaded lizards. All of these lizards are venomous with the glands found at the end … Continue reading
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Tagged animals, beaded lizards, gila monster, lizards, nature, reptiles, venom, venomous, wildlife
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Goal Post: Break is Done and Back to Work
The week started with Spring Break finishing up. Nothing special happened there besides typing in 5 chapters worth of edits to Darwin & the Halfling Hunt. It wasn’t as much as I had hoped before I got my son for a … Continue reading
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Tagged basketball, goals, life, parenting, spring break, teaching, work
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7 Tips to Writing an Ability Thief
While ability thieves appear simple and fun, I’m sure there are some guidelines that can help keep them under control. Also, an author should be careful about making this the only defining feature of the character. Let’s get to the … Continue reading
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Tagged ability thief, advice, author, fiction, magic, mimic, power thief, superpowers, tips, writing
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Developing Strong and Believable Characters
Greetings to all in Story Empire Land! Beem Weeks back with you again. Today, I’m discussing Developing Strong Characters. All great stories begin … Developing Strong and Believable Characters
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Poetry Day: Ifrit and Kunni-Onna
(This was a submission for a ‘Fire & Ice’ Prompt. Not really sure what that was, but I went with a fire and an ice demon.) You meet two demons Upon the road Both hunting for a soul To torture … Continue reading