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Pondering the Tough Hero
I’ve been thinking about a certain character type that confuses me. This is the tough badass that stands upon a pile of bodies while laughing and screaming for the next challenger. A few macho/defiant quips are thrown, injuries are ignored, and emotions are locked in a tiny box that has been launched into the sun. There isn’t even a way to go into detail because you rarely get depth with such a character. I guess what I’m wondering is if this is still a thing that people want.
Here’s how I got to this curiosity. My heroes show emotions and you see that a lot in SLEEPER OF THE WILDWOOD FUGUE. Most of the cast have a crying or emotional freak out moment. At the very least, they demonstrate doubt or guilt. This isn’t even counting Dariana’s personality that I won’t spoil here. I’ve always enjoyed a hero who shows emotions, but it seems to be an issue at times. Crying is a big thing that some people hate to see action-based characters do. Yet I see this as a way of having the character transcend their powers, warrior training, and all other physical badass traits. It makes them human to me.
It makes me wonder if this tough character is no longer viable even though people sometimes act like they want it. Possibly it can only be used as a supporting hero or a joke. I’m torn on it because some days I enjoy a mindless, unstoppable murder machine story. What do people think about this archetype?
NEW RELEASE – Venom by Skyler Kane
Hello my darlings! Dropping by to inform you of a new release that just hit Amazon’s markets. One of my friends put out their first novel and I designed the cover artwork. I’ve read it, and it’s pretty great, so if you’ve had a chance then check it out!
If you want to commission a book cover from me, use my contact form or email cyrusnarcissusfaust@gmail.com . My covers usually range from $20-$30 paid through PayPal.
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Check This Out—Natchez Trace: Tracks in Time
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Howdy! Yes, I know that this is Children’s Book Week. I will happily address the theme of this special week at length later. In the meantime, it’s fitting that on the blog today is the child of Roy and Linda Watkins—the always gracious Andra Watkins.
You probably know Andra from her blog and from her books: Not Without My Father, a memoir of her historic Natchez Trace walk (click here for the interview post) and her novel, To Live Forever: An Afterlife Journey of Meriwether Lewis, both published by Word Hermit Press. She’s here to answer a few questions about Natchez Trace: Tracts in Time, the photo book of her Natchez Trace walk (March 1 to April 3, 2014). This book was published on March 15 (Word Hermit Press).
As you undoubtedly recall, Andra’s goal was to be the first living person to walk the Natchez Trace—from…
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Imminent Danger: And How To Fly Straight Into It by Michelle Proulx
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Five Star Treatment – A Twist of Fairy Tales by K.J. Rollinson
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Avengers: Age of Ultron Spoiler-Free Review
It was fun. Kind of preferred the first one since this one was a tad cluttered. Some characters deserved more story time than others. One subplot felt rather stretched, but it also seemed like there were parts where editing was poor. Probably have to pick up the Director’s Cut when it comes out on DVD. Thumbs up for highlighting a character who typically gets ignored by fans and for doing a good job with a character’s powers that are so random in the comics.
Final Opinion: To me, Ultron is the most charismatic and interesting villain out of all the Marvel movies.
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Cover Reveal & Pre-Order: Untouchable by S.A. Starcevic
Ethan Elliot is no stranger to secret identities. As an LGBT teen, he’s dealt with secrets all his life. Nevertheless, when his powers kick in and he’s whisked away to join a team of superheroes, he dons a mask of a different kind – one that sees him battling supervillains and testing his limits.
However, there’s more going on behind the scenes than capes and costumes. At the headquarters of the Protectorate, he makes unlikely friends with Gravity Girl and Element Boy. Except Element Boy might turn out to be more than just a friend, and Gravity Girl is battling demons of her own.
Ethan will discover what it means to be a hero, and must learn that even superheroes aren’t untouchable.
Untouchable is available for Pre-Order!
Bio: S. A. Starcevic wanted to be a superhero when he was little, but nowadays he settles for the next best thing—writing about them. Untouchable, his superhero YA novella with an LGBT love story, is signed with Forever More Publishing. When he’s not slaving over books two and three in the trilogy, he blogs about writing, publishing and world domination at Bookshelf of Doom
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New Sunday Show – Coming soon – A funny thing happened to me on the way to…
Fun new interview series.
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