Revolution.

It was the month of November, 2012. A peaceful and rather uneventful Spring in Australia. The governments around the globe were stable and the wars had all died down. North Korea had ceased fire on South Korea and the American/Australian troops in Iraq had not spotted any terrorist activities for several months. Even the predicted solar flares did not occur. Overall, despite religion and the expectations of the apocolypse, 2012 was a year of world peace and global stability. But it was all an illusion. The beginning of World War III was ignited with a terrorist attack in California.

This book from the Writer’s Digest series is a little old now, but it still has pertinent information for today’s writers. What are the basics of that information? If you write about weapons, then you need to know about weapons, because a number of your readers sure will.

One author was influenced in his early days by the action and adventures of the fictional Mack Bolan character, also known as The Executioner. Besides a sense of righteousness, what else did ole Mack have to teach? He taught one writer how to write action scenes.

All alone in the desert I will be tested by completing my first kill.

A young boy bullied exacts his revenge, shoot out in the school class room, a mother just walks away!