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Tag Archives: violence
Questions 3 and Looking Back at ‘Chasing Bedlam’
Chasing Bedlam was a fun sequel that I started working on as soon as I finished Crossing Bedlam. I wanted to up the action, sexiness (without adding sex scenes), and push the characters to new heights. Still not sure how that went … Continue reading
Posted in Bedlam Series, Chasing Bedlam
Tagged answers, car chases, Cassidy, Chasing Bedlam, guns, Lloyd Tenay, mayhem, monsters, post-apocalypse, questions, rated-r, Shattered States, violence
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Questions 3 and Looking Back at ‘Crossing Bedlam’
This was my first big foray into a non-fantasy genre. I’d dabbled in a few others, but this was the one I published. Crossing Bedlam was originally going to be a one-shot until I came up with other ideas that could work … Continue reading
Posted in Bedlam Series, Crossing Bedlam, Questions 3
Tagged action, author, Bedlam, car chases, Crossing Bedlam, dystopia, fiction, guns, monsters, science fiction, Shattered States, violence, writing
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When Heroes Have Violent and ‘Evil’ Powers
The character on the right is called the Jack the Ripper. For some reason, anime keeps using the moniker. Usually for bad guys, but this time it’s for a good guy. Name aside, I found something odd about him when … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged abilities, antiheroes, author, fiction, heroes, powers, violence, writing
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Poetry Day: Breasts and Blood
(I remember this one causing a small uproar. I’ve made posts about this topic too. Boils to down to a simple fact. Society glorifies violence and death while demonizing sex and nudity, which is how you make more life. I’m … Continue reading
Poetry Month Overflow: Crossing Bedlam & Chasing Bedlam #adventure #dystopia
Cover by Jon Hunsinger Cover Art by Jon Hunsinger The United States Cut off and collapsed Under the weight Of sins and hate The Shattered States Born from violence And supported through death None matters As two seek survival A … Continue reading
Posted in Bedlam Series, Poems
Tagged 99 cents, action adventure, Amazon Kindle, Bedlam, cannibals, Cassidy, dystopia, explosions, fiction, gangs, guns, jeep, knives, Lloyd Tenay, Nebraska, post-apocalyptic, rated-r, sex, Shattered States, violence
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When Gore Is Required: Need a Washcloth?
I’ve had a few posts on gore thanks to War of Nytefall. It’s not surprising since we’re talking about vampires here. Limbs and heads have been removed. Bodies cut into various pieces with the mention of blood. A few mentions of … Continue reading
Posted in War of Nytefall
Tagged action, blood, Dawn Fangs, fantasy, gore, guts, Ravenous, sword & sorcery, vampires, violence, War of Nytefall
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Poetry Day: Do We Miss the Point?
(I wrote this one way back in 2013. Kind of messed up that I can’t remember the incident that triggered the poem, but I can connect it to so many since that day. I still ask this same question at … Continue reading →