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Crushers of Souls and Puppies

Posted on January 2, 2013 by Charles Yallowitz

I read a post about the characteristics of heroes and it got me thinking about the other side of the equation.  How do you write a good villain?  I always had more interest in villains than heroes because I realized … Continue reading →

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No Fun in Perfection

Posted on December 26, 2012 by Charles Yallowitz

(Note: I’m writing this with a 100+ fever, so bear with me here.) I read a fantasy book where the main character was flawless. He learned magic and swordsmanship with ease. The other characters were in awe of him even … Continue reading →

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Answer to the Big Question

Posted on December 2, 2012 by Charles Yallowitz

I have been asked the following question ever since I decided to be an author: “Who is your audience?” Over the years I have said young adults, college students, fantasy fans, fiction fans, D&D players, and all manner of audiences … Continue reading →

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