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Author Archives: Charles Yallowitz
100 Haiku for the Gamer’s Thumbs: 9-12
Sanely Yelling at the Television I hear whispering Of my friends who are my squad They can hear me too – Wide Berth Needed Newest type of play Where we punch and swing and jump A threat to all near … Continue reading
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Tagged gamers, gaming, haiku, poem, poet, poetry, video games
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Debut Writer: “Sari Fairy Tale: Part One” by Charles Yallowitz
Part 1 of a Sari Fairy Tale written by Charles E Yallowitz for wePoets Show It!
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WIP: Keys of Eden
The picture isn’t going to help my case here, but this is where the idea came from. I was working at Baskin Robbins and bought a Pokemon book because kids were asking for cakes or sundaes with more unique Pokemon … Continue reading
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Tagged author, collections, collector, creatures, fantasy, fiction, monsters, WIP, work in progress, writer, writing
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Syndicate Spotlight #2: Bestiary Of Blatherhorn Vale
Check out the spotlight on Bestiary of Blatherhorn Vale.
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John Cleese on Terror Alerts
(This was forwarded to me and I was going to simply forward it to a few people, but I HAD to share it. John Cleese is hilarious and I think everyone needs some laughs. Although, I’ve found evidence this is … Continue reading
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Tagged comedy, fun, humor, john cleese, laugh, laughter, monty python
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Goodbye, Futurama
Tonight we say good-bye To a charming cast of characters And one smelly lobster Resurrected after death Only to be killed again Yet Family Guy lives on? So I’ll sit back at ten With a beer and popcorn Fighting memories … Continue reading
Syndicate Spotlight #1: Beginning Of A Hero
Check out Beginning of a Hero’s Spotlight on The Literary Syndicate. Thanks to, Papizilla!
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I have smote thine enemy
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For four long years the woman battled the demon. The demon known only as “C” violated her body, dimmed her future and messed with her mind. She fought this demon with the strength…
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The Missing Factor
Biking and thinking about what I can do for marketing made me realize the difference between the first time around and this time. I have used more of Twitter, Facebook, and marketing sites. That’s good and has helped a lot. … Continue reading
The Broken Lovers
Enemies in literature can come from anywhere. Childhood rivals, slighted strangers, or simple ‘Me bad guy, you good guy’ syndrome. There is one that isn’t used too often and I couldn’t even find an example. Sleep deprivation might be an … Continue reading