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Author Archives: Charles Yallowitz
Catalysts is Live!!
Quicker than expected, Catalysts is for sale on Amazon Kindle. Click on the cover to go to the Amazon sale site. Pick up this horror novella for 99 cents and have a Happy Halloween. Blurb: When trapped in an elevator … Continue reading
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Quentin Hide and the Evil Lord Twigton Debuts!
Check out the debut Indie novel of Dean Kealy! Blurb– Young Quentin Hide has just graduated from the Dragon Academy of Knights and Warriors, and with a new quest in his pocket, he’s off on his first adventure, but little … Continue reading
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Halloween Goal Post!
So a lot has changed with Allure of the Gypsies going out on December 1st and Catalysts going out either tonight or tomorrow. Depends on if I can finish the final edits today and how long Amazon review takes. I’m … Continue reading
Small Note on Catalysts
I’m doing a final edit on Catalysts, so it might not be ready until tomorrow night or Monday morning. So, it might be a goal post before the debut post. I hope people are willing to reblog and spread the … Continue reading
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Read Tuesday Progress and Plans
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It’s going to be HUGE! What is Read Tuesday? It’s a Black Friday type of event just for books. This is a great opportunity for readers to shop for books at discounted prices; not just…
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The Druid of Windemere
First, this isn’t about ‘D’. For those that don’t know ‘D’, go HERE! Now, Windemere is heavily influenced by my days (years) playing Dungeons & Dragons. I admit this and kind of revel in it. I also take crap for … Continue reading
Curiosity is now on Amazon Kindle!!!!
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Curiosity Another exciting step in Curiosity’s publishing journey – the novel is now also available on Amazon Kindle!! The link is: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00G726GRQ Over the next month or two it will also be available on Nook, iStore…
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Catalysts and Allure of the Gypsies: The Tentative Plan
First, here is an updated Cover Image: People should tell Jason how awesome he is. Second of all, I just received some information (actually after I saved the draft of this) and it is best to debut my book on … Continue reading
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The Danger of a Series Delay
Back in my college days, the Wheel of Time series was big and popular. It still is today, but it was bright and shiny in my circle of friends. So much that a few of them would only read a … Continue reading