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Author Archives: Charles Yallowitz
Poetry Day: Invention of the Tie
(I hate ties. Used to be okay when they were clip-ons. After that, I didn’t like the sensation of something being tightly wrapped around my neck. Can’t get used to that feeling at all. Also, I don’t really care about … Continue reading
Check This Out: Eyes Open
With me on the blog today is the fabulous, award-winning author, Lyn Miller-Lachmann, who is here to celebrate her latest young adult book, Eyes Open… Check This Out: Eyes Open
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Primordial Forces in Fiction
This topic is pretty tough to research since I kept coming across different lists of primordial forces and systems. Maybe one can’t really stand up and say here is the definitive list. Doesn’t help that primordial gets used a lot. … Continue reading
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Tagged author, energy, fantasy, fiction, magic, primordial forces, systems, writing
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What’s Happening in the Writer’s World–June Edition
Jacqui here at Story Empire with the June edition of “What’s happening in the literary world?” What used to be a simple process of penning what we-… What’s Happening in the Writer’s World–June Edition
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Questions 3 and Looking Back at ‘Quest of the Brokenhearted’
The inspiration for Quest of the Brokenhearted was ‘Castlevania’. I loved the games where you played as a Belmont or Alucard to get through a castle full of monsters. Your goal was to defeat Count Dracula. For a long time, … Continue reading
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Tagged adventure, answers, author, fantasy, Kira Grasdon, magic, monsters, Quest of the Brokenhearted, questions, revisit, spin-off, sword & sorcery, writing
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What Are Primordial Forces?
In fantasy, you may come across the term ‘primordial forces’. It shows up in other genres too, but it tends to pertain to ancient powers. Some may think of ‘primordial soup’, which was basically the goo that started off life … Continue reading
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Tagged ancient, author, before time, building blocks, fantasy, nature, primordial forces, writing
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Building the Scene
Greetings to one and all. Beem Weeks here with you again. This month, I want to dip into Building the Scene. First, what exactly is a scene? A scene … Building the Scene
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Happy National Cancer Survivor Day!
I was going to do an animal post or maybe choose a funny holiday. Then, I noticed that this was today. I know many people who survived cancer. Pretty sure most people can claim that. Been lucky to not have … Continue reading
Goal Post:
The song above was the first thing that played after I turned my car on after work and it’s fairly appropriate. This was a rough week with a lot of stress, pressure, high emotions, and general ugh. It means I … Continue reading
7 Tips to Using Nonverbal Communication in Your Writing
There are definitely more than 7 tips that one could give. Nonverbal communication is essential and complicated. So, know that this is the tip of the iceberg tip. After all, I always stick to 7 tips and making it longer … Continue reading
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Tagged advice, author, body language, eye contact, eyes, fiction, nonverbal communication, tips, voice tone, writing
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