Author Archives: Charles Yallowitz

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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.

Planning The Escape

Phil– “I have a question.” Eric– “We’re about to start the plan and now you have a question?” Phil– “It’s a simple one about timing.” Eric– “Fine.” Phil– “Why are we doing this the day after Christmas instead of right … Continue reading

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Merry Christmas

Hope everyone who celebrates is enjoying the holiday.  For those who don’t, I hope you get good seats at the . . . Wait, movie tickets are too expensive.  I hope you enjoy sleeping in and not having to clean … Continue reading

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7 Tips to Having a Story Take Place in Prison

Being that I haven’t written a story like this, but I did apparently outline one for far in the future, I’m going to do the best I can.  These are all opinions as usual.  It’s also why I try to … Continue reading

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Legends of Windemere 1-15 for $15!

Dive into the series that started it all!  What began as Luke Callindor’s quest to become a hero spirals into a battle between prophesized chosen and an evil that makes the gods quiver.  Bones will break.  Hearts will shatter.  Souls … Continue reading

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Prison Stories: Tales From The Slammer

Something dawned on me one day.  A lot of stories either start, take place entirely, or spend some time in a prison.  It could be any genre too.  So, what is it about the prison setting that draws people to … Continue reading

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The Olm a.k.a. The Human Fish

These sensitive creatures live in caves and can be found in Central and Southeastern Europe. They are a type of salamander, which lives in total darkness.  They are listed as vulnerable due to habitat destruction.  Water pollution and the terrain … Continue reading

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Goal Post: Progress and Latkes

Where to even start?  I made progress in a lot of ways, which might be why I’m tired.  Well, that and continuing to heal.  That takes a lot out of me, especially when certain entities stress me out so much … Continue reading

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Species of Creation

(Here’s the partner poem for the one I posted on Wednesday.  Enjoy.) Opposing half our nature Many create Crafting monuments From nature’s bounty Or pulling wonders From thin air Driven by an urge To create a lasting piece In the … Continue reading

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Poetry Day: Swiss Army Dad

(I love this poem.  A big reason is because it reminds me of all the fun I had with my son when he was little.  This was done with a backdrop of people judging me for being a very involved … Continue reading

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Species of Destruction

(Was thinking about the duality of humanity and came up with two poems.  I know this makes three poems in a row, but I wanted to get these two out.  Enjoy.) Devouring And burning Tearing And suffocating With no sense … Continue reading

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