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Tag Archives: action
Do Superpowered Characters Need Combat Training?
This is an interesting question. One that I’ve seen debated over the years. What are the two sides? Some people think a character who has super powers doesn’t need to have any combat training. They believe it just comes with … Continue reading
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Tagged action, author, combat, experience, fiction, superheroes, training, writing
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#2 of 2022: Chase Scene Post?
(Surprised to see this one in the Top 5 much less at #2. Originally posted on January 14th, 2022.) While a staple of action movies, the chase scene isn’t as easy to pull off when it comes to books. They … Continue reading
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Tagged 2022, 2023, action, advice, chase scenes, fiction, humor, tips, Top 5, vehicles, writing
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The Frustration of Inconsistent Deathblows
Long ago, I started watching Dragon Ball Z. Early on, one of my favorite movies was Krillin’s Destructo Disc. It’s a large disc of energy that can cut through anything. At least, that’s how it was presented. This thing was … Continue reading
Did You Know There Are Swords in Fantasy?
So, did you know swords are common in fantasy? I know, totally surprising. You’d think it has something to do with most fantasy stories taking place in a pre-firearm age. So, swords would be the most logic weapon to have … Continue reading
Heroic Teamwork: Combo Moves
Everybody loves it when heroes team up. Well, most people do because you always have haters. Anyway, there are many aspects that authors need to consider when writing about heroes working together. Do their personalities clash? Are their goals the … Continue reading
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Tagged action, combo moves, fantasy, fiction, heroes, teaming up, working together
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7 Tips to Writing the Pursued POV
This topic is a little shaky. At least, trying from the Pursuer POV was tough. The reason is because you see the opposite more often. A chase tends to happen when the protagonist needs to escape. So, readers will be … Continue reading
Hand-to-Hand Writing: 7 Tips to Defense
Here we are at the final entry and component of writing a fight scene. As before, I’m going to note that this is a personal breakdown of aspects. So, it’s all opinion, which means you might not agree. We’ve done … Continue reading
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Tagged action, blocking, defense, dodging, fiction, fight scenes, martial arts, writing
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