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Author Archives: Charles Yallowitz
Restructuring of Windemere
Rough that isn’t going to be over for a bit. Let’s leave that part at that. For anyone that has a clue of what’s going on with me or reads back a few days, you can probably tell what’s about … Continue reading
The One Who Lived After Their World Died
Yesterday, I let the oldest character in my head get out her frustration. Adriana was created in 10th grade when I was putting the Immortal Wars series together. I wrote the first two books and Vanity Pressed the first book. … Continue reading
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Syndicate Spotlight #16: Hell’s Bells
Read this 5-Star Review of exciting horror novella, Hell’s Bells.
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Different Ways Authors Can Participate in Read Tuesday
Information on how to participate in Read Tuesday on December 10, 2013.
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Book Review: Weed Therapy by Mark Paxon
Originally posted on S.K. Nicholls:
My husband and I both read this book and talked about it for days. We have already recommended it to a friend who is in a bad relationship. With a “Part Two” added to…
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A Message from Adriana of Immortal Wars
I’m betting all of you think Luke Callindor and his friends are the oldest voices in this idiot’s head. He’s the first one, the published one, the good one. You would be surprised to find out that not every character … Continue reading
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Tagged author, character, femme fatale, first character, hero, villain, writer, writing
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No Title to Describe This
For those that are fairly new or unaware, I have a 102-year-old grandmother. It seems she had a severe stroke this morning. She’s already had one of those along with several mini-strokes over the years. She suffers from dementia and … Continue reading
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Cover Reveal: Storm (Storm MC #1) by Nina Levine
Originally posted on Kristen Hope Mazzola:
Expected Publication: 26th November 2013 Storm (Storm MC #1) by Nina Levine Blurb Life can be a bitch but love can get you through any storm. Madison Cole’s family…
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Rhino Riders and Giant Spider Drivers
One of the fun things with fantasy and science-fiction is that you can play around with transportation. You may always have horses, carriages, and the always favorite dragon/dragon-like being. I have a personal preference for griffins, but pegasi, hippogriff, and … Continue reading