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Author Archives: Charles Yallowitz
Author Pitfalls: You Probably Fell Into Some of Them Already
The world of writing is a dense jungle full of poisonous creatures, carnivorous plants, sudden drops, and a stopwatch that changes speed every few seconds. You may be calm and plan the initial idea, but chaos will appear for most … Continue reading
The Challenges of Writing a Prequel: No Spoilers
An interesting post on how to write a prequel.
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Big Debut of 2014! My GRL by John W. Howell
Now available in Paperback! eBook will be available on January 6th, 2014! Blurb: John J. Cannon successful San Francisco lawyer takes a leave of absence from the firm and buys a boat he names My GRL. He is unaware that … Continue reading
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What Do You Think About Pre-Existing Character Connections?
I’ll say it now to get it out of the way: ‘Luke, I am your father! Let us be the standard of this overused tradition!’ Best if you imagine Darth Vader saying that. Still, the surprise parent thing happens a … Continue reading
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Tagged author, characters, connections, family, fantasy, fiction, friends, heroes, tree, villains, web, writing
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Heart of Albion promotion …
Originally posted on Sue Vincent's Daily Echo:
Heart of Albion – Tales from the Wondrous Head It also appeared to depict an angel with a rather large sword dressed as a Jester but then, the less said about that…
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Volunteer is as Volunteer Does – My GRL by John W. Howell – Book Launch
Originally posted on Fiction Favorites:
Volunteers Needed. . . Volunteers Needed. . . Volunteers Needed. . . Volunteers Needed Please e-mail me at johnhowell.wave@gmail.com I need your help to spread the word that my thriller My GRL is available on Amazon. (Today…
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GoodReads Giveaway for Reave!
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Entry Dates: January 2 – February 2 Check it out here! 🙂
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A new year, a new blog and you can all help
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So, I was talking to Julian this afternoon and we have hatched an idear. (Brits. Everything ends in R.) We have devised a way to give people a simple way to contribute to something…
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Atropos of the Future
Our sight is always on her As she shifts Transforming Into her younger siblings Her apathy is palpable For she cares not to be nice or mean Future is what we forge Whether we try or not
Lachesis of the Present
Always by our side In a constant state of flux Living and dying Within every drip of time Ephemeral for us to hold The simple act of trying Causes change For the present Can never be frozen