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Sparkle and Fade: The lifelong question of the author (Tuesday Two cents)
Originally posted on readful things blog:
I keep seeing various forms of the same question being asked on blogs, in forums and personally from authors. Please note, that I did not say INDIE author, I simply said author. CHARLES I…
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Beginning of a Hero – Legends of Windemere – Charles Yallowitz
Originally posted on Julian Froment's Blog:
I recently finished reading ‘Beginning of a Hero’, first part of the Legends of Windemere series by Charles Yallowitz. As it happens, I read this very quickly, for one simple reason. It was…
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Badass by Saliva
I’m putting this song up simply because of its amazing timing. I’m writing the scene that kicks off the HUGE battle in The Compass Key. This started up the moment I wrote ‘the half-elven warrior charging at the zombies’. That’s … Continue reading
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Tagged author, badass, inspiration, music, music video, saliva, timing, writer, writing
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Marketing With Harry Steinman: Part IIII
Originally posted on readful things blog:
I am beginning to love Thursdays, how about all of you? Time for another round of do and don’t about Marketing with the very talented Gentleman Mr. Harry Steinman. The feed back from this…
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Poetry: Having Fun With Oxymorons
Originally posted on Bastet and Sekhmet's Library:
Free Verse Having Fun With Oxymorons Have you ever met this riddle As you’ve walked throughout your life? A pessimistic optimist, A materialistic mystic, Prejudicial towards tolerance, And realistic dreamer… A sedentary…
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Why Don’t you take a night walk?
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This week has been an excellent week for getting free books. This free book experience would not be complete without getting David Hudnut‘s Night walk. I love to mention free kindle books of…
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A Fantasy Novelist’s Approach to Editing
Originally posted on Change It Up Editing:
I am impressed with any writer who manages to blog and write every day! Fantasy writer Victoria Grefer, author of The Crimson League, does just that, and you can read her daily blog about…
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Steps to Giving Your Toddler His Morning Vitamin
After a 6 hour battle over getting the toddler to take his vitamin, I’ve decided to give the play-by-play for such an event. Get vitamin. Get toddler. Politely offer vitamin. Retrieve vitamin from the floor. Demand ingestion of vitamin in … Continue reading
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