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Author Archives: Charles Yallowitz
Starts Tomorrow – Kindle Countdown Deal
Originally posted on Sue Vincent's Daily Echo:
To celebrate the launch of Giants Dance: Rhyme and Reason, Don and Wen’s third adventure in the landscape and mythology of England, we are running a Kindle Countdown Deal , saving up…
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Meal Train: For People who Fall Between the Cracks
Originally posted on S.K. Nicholls:
I may have mentioned this on my blog or in comments before, but I am going to tell you about it again for a very important reason. When I was a small child, we…
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Worn to a Nub?
Pushed too hard Body acting odd Screaming of the cold Shivers and chatters Under layers Passing overnight Leaving me fatigued Worn to a tiny nub By late nights And unnecessary stress To get the big work done Impatience growing high … Continue reading
Themes of Allure of the Gypsies
There are quite a few themes in Allure of the Gypsies, but most of them are character specific. Friendship carries over from the other books, so you can bet it’s an ongoing theme. How far will you go for friends … Continue reading
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Tagged author, fantasy, fiction, friendship, heroes, home, magic, past, series, villains, writing
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From the Vault: Four Season Moons
Bloody Vir brings summer blaze Before the wind of amber Ult Who is driven off by Tavon’s ice Until emerald Canst frees the land Then Vir retakes his throne … Continue reading
From the Vault: The Pandora’s Box Prescription
As I sit here coughing I contemplate this pill A harsh Pandora’s Box Holding hope And an army of horrors I am forced to swallow With a bathtub’s worth of water My shredded throat Whimpering against the pill Until it … Continue reading
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Tagged author, disease, fiction, health, medicine, mythology, pandora, pandora's box, poem, poetry, prescription, sickness, writing
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From the Vault: The Trickster War
They plague us With their fatal tricks Destroying lives And ruining families Some have buried cities All for their obsession To laugh until the end There are many tricksters Wandering our world Each one is unique In form and … Continue reading
The Awaited Book
Originally posted on Color me in Cyanide and Cherry:
The poetry book of Yves K. Morrow, whome you seen me toot about as the beautiful soul behind blogs mindlovemisery and Curious Flowers, is finally out! Her poetry touched me and…
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Book Review-Legends of Windemere-Beginning of a Hero
Originally posted on lilicasplace:
Well here it is, my friends, my very first posting of a Book Review to my beloved blog, just in time for the soon to be upcoming release of the next installment of the Legends of…
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What Can You Use Talking Animals For?
Talking animals can have multiple uses depending on your story, genre, and target age. I mentioned a few days ago that some people see the inclusion of talking animals as a sign of immature tales. This is not always the … Continue reading
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Tagged alice in wonderland, animals, Anthropomorphism, author, fantasy, fiction, looney tunes, pets, sidekicks, talking animals, writing
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