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Author Archives: Charles Yallowitz
The Power of Friendship!
I was thinking about emotional surges granting power and this phrase came to mind. We are used to anger, despair, and even sadness causing characters to find inner strength. All of the darker emotions get used for this story point. … Continue reading
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Tagged author, fiction, friendship, magic, power of friendship, powers, tropes, writing
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Tips for Writing a Multi-Author Series – Part III
Greetings, Storytellers. Diana here today with Part III, the last, of our posts about creating a multi-author series. In Part I, we covered Concept, … Tips for Writing a Multi-Author Series – Part III
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Happy Mother’s Day
The title says it all. Happy Mothers Day!
Goal Post: Covid . . . Third Time is NOT the Charm
Yup . . . I had Covid this week. So, the nasty weather last weekend was wrecking havoc with my sinuses. Allergies joined the fray to mess with my nose and senses. Smells weren’t gone completely, but they were definitely … Continue reading
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Tagged blogging, covid, editing, goals, healing, just can't win, life, writing
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The Chaotic Henchmen and Minions
I can’t touch on ‘Invader Zim’ without writing a post about GIR. That’s the robot eating tacos up above and Zim’s henchman. A being of pure comedic chaos who is completely unpredictable. Except you can predict that a character like … Continue reading
Creating Characters, Part 1 of 3
By Stephen Geez Creating Well-developed Characters Quality story-writing requires finesse when conceiving, developing, and portraying the souls who … Creating Characters, Part 1 of 3
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Poetry Day: In Memory of Clear Nonsense
(This is a weird one. Back in college, I took poetry courses and wrote a poem called ‘Clear Nonsense’. I aimed to write a poem that incorporated gibberish and still made sense. Got praise on it too. Sadly, the saved … Continue reading
7 Tips to Writing Villain Protagonists
This is harder than I thought it would be. Mostly because I’m trying to predict what people will say. There’s always a wide variety of passionate opinions about villains, so tips can fall flat on the wrong ears. Some people … Continue reading
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Tagged advice, author, protagonists, role reversal, tips, villains, writing
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what fiction writers can learn from reading and writing poetry part 1
Hi everyone, its Robbie with you today and I am focusing on the benefits of reading and writing poetry for fiction writers. There are four main … what fiction writers can learn from reading and writing poetry part 1
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