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Category Archives: Bedlam Series
Crossing Bedlam is Now #99Cents! #dystopia #ASMSG
To celebrate the new cover, I’ve dropped the price of Crossing Bedlam to 99 cents. Will this price be forever? I’m not sure right now. Treat it like a limited deal. At the very least, it’ll be going on through the month … Continue reading
Cassidy’s Jeep: The Third Protagonist?
When I was preparing to write Crossing Bedlam, I put a lot of thought into what type of vehicle they needed for the cross-country trip. I needed something strong, durable, off-road ability, and not too slow. Some people suggested a Humvee … Continue reading
Posted in Crossing Bedlam
Tagged action, car as character, car chases, Cassidy, Crossing Bedlam, jeep, Lloyd, third hero, transportation, vehicles
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The Serial Killer Hero: Does It Work?
Apparently, I did this topic long ago. Found out when I vaguely remembered using the picture above and went hunting. I won’t read it again because it was more on the morality of such a protagonist instead of how to … Continue reading
Posted in Crossing Bedlam
Tagged anti-hero, author, bad good guy, Crossing Bedlam, fiction, hero, Lloyd, Lloyd Tenay, murderer, serial killer, writing
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Searching for Identity in the Shattered States
Lloyd- Wasn’t the author supposed to write about this? Cassidy- I guess he felt we should talk . . . identity. Seems he realized during the final edits that the two of us do a little identity seeking throughout the … Continue reading
Posted in Crossing Bedlam
Tagged action, Cassidy, characters, comedy, Crossing Bedlam, dystopia, finding yourself, identity, Lloyd Tenay, post-apocalypse, post-apocalyptic
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The Helpful Humans of Crossing Bedlam
I was thinking about the post-apocalyptic and post-disaster stories that I’ve read, seen, or even heard about over my lifetime. One thing has struck me as odd. In most of these scenarios, the majority of humanity are self-centered, destructive, untrustworthy, … Continue reading
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Tagged Crossing Bedlam, doctors, fiction, helping others, helping people, humanity, kindness, knowledge, librarians, nurses, Shattered States, writing
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