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Author Archives: Charles Yallowitz
Ghostbusters! Ghost Trap! Mine!
Sooo, I took my son to see ‘Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire’ last night. We watched the first two movies two weeks ago and ‘Afterlife’ on Friday night, so we were set. Got there 50 minutes before it started because it was … Continue reading
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Tagged frozen empire, ghost trap, ghostbusters, it lights up, movies, popcorn, return to childhood, stay puft marshmallow man
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The Unraveling by Vi Keeland
Vi Keeland’s “The Unraveling” is an entrancing psychological thriller that stands out for its intriguing narrative and unexpected twists. The story, … The Unraveling by Vi Keeland
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Goal Post: Barely Made My Editing Goal
I did manage to edit the first 4 chapters of Darwin & the Halfling Hunt. Just happened to get completed on Thursday when I took a day off from work for a few doctor visits. This story moves faster than I … Continue reading
Questions 3: Fictional Plant Creation
What you see above is a real plant from mythology? Okay, that sentence didn’t make the most amount of sense. The Vegetable Lamb of Tartary comes from Central Asia. Its fruit was a sheep, which would graze on the area … Continue reading
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Tagged answers, author, fantasy, flora, plants, questions, world building, writing
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Words That Pack A Punch – Part 3
Hello, everyone. I’m back again with another list of words that I hope you’ll find helpful. It’s so easy to fall into a rut and use the same words … Words That Pack A Punch – Part 3
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Poetry Day: I Want Your Greener Grass
(We’ve all been there or seen it in action.) The lonely man watches As the crowded man plays With parents, wife, and child He envies the connections That he lacks within his life He wanders off alone With time he … Continue reading
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Tagged author, be satisfied, envy, grass is greener, jealousy, poem, poetry, writing
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How to Use Irony in Fiction
Irony is one of those literary devices that I personally love as a writer. And yet, for the longest time, it’s also been one of those “I’m not sure … How to Use Irony in Fiction
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Creating Fictional Plants: 9 Times Out of 10 They’re Carnivorous
I realized that I’ve talked a lot about designing monsters over the years. Always a focus on the animals though. A plant-based creature might show up at times, but there are still animalistic characteristics. This seems wrong. An environment is … Continue reading
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