Fight Scenes 101: Writing The Fight

Fight Scenes 101: Writing The Fight

By Mark Kamibaya You’ve got your fight scene all figured out. You’ve followed the five basic scene planning principles and have made sure to keep character at the forefront. Now for the hardest part: writing the fight scene. A picture is worth a thousand words (or so...
Fight Scenes 101: Planning The Fight

Fight Scenes 101: Planning The Fight

By Mark Kamibaya More often than we would like, we read fight scenes. And more often than we would like, we read boring fight scenes.  Fight scenes that don’t keep us on the edge of our seat, but make us flip pages to see when it ends. So how can we make gripping...
5 Ways Writing is Like War

5 Ways Writing is Like War

      By Amy Bohannan   We all know the old adage, “The pen is mightier than the sword.”  As we ponder the events of history, literary works versus wars fought, which has the greater, lasting impact?   While the sword or bullet cuts deep into the flesh, the...
Theme of The Month: July

Theme of The Month: July

  Hello Kingdom Pen! It is a new month and that means a new writing theme! This month is warfare in writing.   If you write adventure novels, odds are, there is going to be some combat. This month is dedicated to articles focusing on this subject matter....
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