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Author Archives: Charles Yallowitz
Tales from College: No! Not Perkins!
Whenever I’m hungry late at night, I remember this event. In freshman year of college, we had a few places we went to for emergency meals. One of them was Perkins, which was open late and in walking distance of … Continue reading
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Tagged college, darkness, food, humor, hunger, late night, real life, writing
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Book Bloopers… A Guest Post By S.K. Nicholls
A fan of book bloopers? Enjoy a few examples and share your experiences.
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James Gordon: Greatest Poet Alive
Take a look at ‘Revenge of the Orgasm (An Erotica Autobiography)’ by James Gorden, The Greatest Poet Alive.
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Sneak Peek: Mother of a Hero
(Excerpt from Legends of Windemere: Allure of the Gypsies) The bakery at the entrance to Haven fills the air with the sweet aroma of fresh pastries. Aedyn can feel his mouth water as they pass the open door and he … Continue reading
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Tagged adventurer, author, fantasy, hero, homecoming, magic, mother, sneak peek, son, writing
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You Can Read it Here or There. You Can Read it Anywhere!
Originally posted on Raising 5 Kids With Disabilities and Remaining Sane Blog:
You can read it in the bath. You can read it for a laugh. You can read it in the car. If not driving it you are. You can…
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Review: Legends of Windemere: Prodigy of Rainbow Tower by Charles E. Yallowitz
Originally posted on Dani's Book Reviews:
***I was given a copy of Prodigy of Rainbow Tower by the author, Charles E. Yallowitz, in exchange for an honest review*** Genre: Fantasy, Action/Adventure • The action-packed, humor-filled, dramatic sequel to ‘Legends…
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One Man’s Cliche is Another Man’s Entertainment
Definition of cliche: a trite, stereotyped expression; a sentence or phrase, usually expressing a popular or common thought or idea, that has lost originality, ingenuity, and impact by long overuse. One of the biggest accusations that’s been sent my way … Continue reading
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Tagged author, cliche, genre, opinion, persepction, personal taste, writing
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Syndicate Shout Outs! #7
Give a look at these new Indie Authors curtosey of the Literary Syndicate.
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Syndicate Spotlight #8: Moorehead Manor
Syndicate Spotlight on short story Moorehead Manor by David McMullen-Sullivan. Get into the Halloween mindset with this horror story.
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