Everybody was writing fightin’, but some cats prose were unexcitin’. Whoa-oh-oh-oh. Bah! 7 Tips to Writing Battles by Charles of Legends of Windemere! đ #WriterWednesday
Bruce Lee in Fist of Fury
One thing that Quest of the Brokenhearted did is push my limits on writing fight scenes.  Many people thinking writing an action scene is easy because you just have to put in âfighting stuffâ. This includes punches, kicks, soliloquies, gloating, guns, swords, and whatever you can consider as basic combat stuff. If only it was really like this because a flat and lame action scene can really do some damage. Imagine a great warrior who has battles that last no longer than a paragraph. Really doesnât make much sense unless his until purpose is to find a real battle, but that can get boring after awhile. Even âOne Punch Manâ (which has that plot) makes sure to put in exciting battles to keep the audience interested. So, what are some things to consider to up your action game?
- Banter should come second to the actualâŚ
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Monique L. Desir 