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Tag Archives: violence
Why Killing Machines Need Friends
I’ve touched on this topic a lot because it’s an essential part of the killing machine hero. At least I think it is. This is what can prevent the character from going over the edge and becoming either a monster … Continue reading
7 Tips to Writing Killing Machine Heroes
While it might seem obvious, people might not help making a killing machine hero. You don’t want them to come off as villainous or bland. It is possible because there’s a secret balancing act between the violence and their humanity. … Continue reading
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Tagged advice, author, characters, combat, fiction, humanity, tips, violence, writing
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The Killing Machine Hero
I’m sure many people don’t like this type of hero. They’re violent, aggressive, and fairly unstable. They’re hair-trigger results in many instances of brutality on whoever or whatever pissed them off. Thankfully, they tend to only go after bad people, … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts
Tagged action, antiheroes, characters, combat, fiction, killing, violence, writing
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Using Gore in Stories
(Originally posted February 20, 2014.) I have a confession: I’m not a big fan of gore. I get squeamish easily, so this is topic that comes from a person who has a low tolerance. I’ve gotten better in my old … Continue reading
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Tagged author, blood, bloodshed, fiction, gore, shock value, violence, writing
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Can We Not Use Violence?
Vigilante 1– “Time for violence.” Vigilante 2– “I don’t know about that.” “We always commit violence at this hour.” “Yes, but I think I’m bored of it.” “It’s how we stop crime and save the city.” “But we’re not getting … Continue reading
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Tagged action, characters, dialog, fighting, humor, talking, violence
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Violent Past and Forgiveness
Now, I don’t remember the character that made me wonder about this topic. It can fall into various categories with high body counts: Former supervillain Hero who was a soldier Monster that gains humanity Serial killer who gets a second … Continue reading
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Tagged author, characters, fiction, forgiveness, killing, limits, violence, writing
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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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