Post Index

• 1
• 10 Lies About Fighting Writers Shouldn’t Believe
• A
• Adrenaline – The Un-Sunny Side
• Adrenaline: The Sunny Side
• An Editor’s Perspective on Writing Fight Scenes
• Attacked by More Than One Person
• B
• Behold, the Hunga Munga
• Being a Good Writer (and Being Ok With It)
• Blade Damage – Differences In Blade Damage
• Blade Damage – Knife Wounds (GRAPHIC)
• Blade Damage – Vital Targets
• Blade Damage – What Will Kill
• Blades and Their Purpose Part I – Single vs Double Edge
• Blades and Their Purpose Part II (And Carrying Them)
• Bladework
• Block a Fight Scene Tip
• Blocking a Fight Scene – Mapping
• Blood Loss and Fighting
• Blood Pattern Evidence
• Body Punches – The Cons and the Defense
• Body Punches – The Pros
• Breaking Zip Ties – For Writers
• Bringin’ a Knife to a Gun Fight, Chop vs Punch – FightWriters Luke Scott & Johne Cook
• Bullwhips Use & Bullwhip Injuries
• C
• Calling 911 Around the World
• Carrying a Katana on Your Back
• Carrying a Sword on Your Back
• Catapults (and Cow-tapults)
• Cauliflower Ear
• Character Size and Fighting Styles
• Collecting Evidence Step by Step
• Crime Scene Clean Up – Post Mortem Biohazards
• Crime Scene Cleaning
• Crime Scene Cleaning Pt 2 – Writer Questions
• Crime Scenes: Call to Clean-Up, Pt 2 Dispatch, EMS, FD, PD
• Criminal Sketch Art
• CSI Myths to Avoid in your Writing
• D
• Dark Matter Fight Scene – Featured FightWriter: Lisa Godfrees
• Decomposition Stages
• Describing Pain for Writers and their Character
• Dislocating A Thumb to Escape Handcuffs
• Do Women Kill Less Often than Men?
• Don’t Write Authentic Fight Scenes
• E
• Emergency Room Terms for Writers
• Escaping Handcuffs – Part Two
• F
• Fight Flight Responses for Characters
• Fight Scene Critique With Writer’s Digest
• Fight Scene Pacing
• Fight Scenes – How Much to Write
• Fight Scenes with Injured Characters
• Fight Scenes With Magic
• Fight Technique for Writers – X Choke
• Fight Write Round Two Muchahuahua
• Fight Write, Round Two Motivation
• Fighting a Bloodied Opponent
• Fighting a Larger Opponent – Pt 2
• Fighting a Larger Opponent – Striking
• Fighting At Night – Travis Perry
• Fighting in Water – Featured FightWriter: Linda Kozar –
• Fighting in Zero-G – FightWriter: Jonathan Clay:
• Fighting Monsters
• Fighting Robots
• Firearms Part I – Handguns
• Firearms Part II – Rifles & Shotguns
• Firearms Stats – Where, Who, Aftercare
• P
• Protected: For Subscribers Only!!!
• G
• Getting Hit in the Face
• H
• Healing Time
• Hitting a Pro
• How a Fighter Feels After the Fight – Bubba Bush
• How People Who Don’t Know How to Fight, Fight?
• How Realistic Are Martial Arts in a Real Fight – Featured FightWriter: S. E. M. Ishida –
• How to Fight a Turkey
• How to Headbutt
• How to Move a Corpse for WRITERS
• How to Punch
• How to Punch – Step by Step for Writers
• How to Write a Fight Scene That Flows and Is Easy to Follow
• How Women Kill
• How Your Female Fighter Looks
• Human Bites
• I
• Improvised Weaponry
• Improvised Weaponry Part Dos
• Injuries by Firearms Part 3 – Details
• Injuries by Magic: Four Things to Consider
• J
• Jo Staff
• Jousting for Writers
• K
• Killing a Horse & Fighting with Compromised Limbs – Featured FightWriter: Serena Dawson
• Knife Vocab and a Great Video!
• Knock Out Punches
• L
• Liver Punch
• N
• NaNoWriMo Fight Scene Guide
• Not Really a Post
• P
• Perineum Stab
• Picking a Fighting Style – Your Character
• Picking a Fighting Style for Your Character – Era/Culture
• Picking a Fighting Style for Your Character 2 – Site
• Predicting Assault W/ and W/O Weapons
• Psychological Warfare – Gaslighting Pt 2, What Gaslighters Say
• Psychological Warfare – Gaslighting Pt 3, Victim Response
• Psychological Warfare – Gaslighting Pt1, Making a Gaslighter
• Psychopath/Sociopath – Organized/Disorganized
• R
• Recovering from Blood Loss
• Redirecting Momentum
• P
• Protected: Romantasy Summit Slides
• S
• Shame, Guilt and Regret
• Showing Fear and Anxiety
• Staph
• P
• Protected: Story Embers Conference Notes
• S
• Street Fighting vs Sanctioned Fighting – Savannah Grace
• Stupid Kicks
• P
• Protected: Subscribers Only – Getting “Classy”
• S
• Surviving a Throat Cut – Featured FightWriter: Heather Titus
• Suturing With Needles and Bugs
• Sword Forging
• Swordbreakers
• T
• The Claymore – The Good and The Not Great
• The CSI Effect – Evidence Readers Expect to See
• The Geek Block podcast w/ Edged Weapons Expert, Kirk McCune
• The Truth About the Polygraph Test
• The WHY Changes the Fight
• Threatening with a Weapon – Why John Wick Doesn’t
• Trauma Responses For Characters
• Two Sword Fighting – Estilo Macabebe
• Types of Crime Scene Evidence
• Types of Kicks
• Types of Punches
• U
• Universal Facial Expressions
• Using Animals in Fight Scenes
• W
• Welcome back Kata! – Bo and Jo Staff Basics
• Western Sword Vocabulary
• What Bullets Do to the Body & More
• What Fight Scenes Can Do For Your Story
• What Fighters Think About While Fighting
• What Happens in an Autopsy – for Writers
• What Writers Can Learn About Knives from John Wick
• What Writers Can Learn from John Wick
• What Your Character Should NOT Do When they Punch
• Where People Are Stabbed
• Where to Punch a Character and Why
• Where Your Fight Scene Takes Place
• Why Your Character is Fighting
• Would You Kill A Robot?
• Wounds By Firearms Pt 2 Bullets and Wound Pics
• Write Fight Scenes with Dialogue Realistic?
• Writing a Fight Scene Step-by-Step
• Writing Action – Large Movement
• Writing Action – Making The Reader Wince
• Writing Action – What Not To Write
• Writing Deception – Verbal Content and Style
• Writing Female Fighters
• Writing Fighting Multiple Opponents
• Writing Poison
• Writing Poison – Medical Jargon
• Writing Poisonous Plants and Snakes
• Writing Prompts for Kids!
• Writing PTSD 1
• Writing PTSD 2
• Writing Scenes With Sparring
• Writing Weapons of Opportunity
• X
• X-Choke Arm Bar