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There comes a time in our life, whether we want it or not, when we’re faced with a choice. We can attempt retreat. We can try to step aside. We can plead for compromise. We can give up and surrender. Or we can stand.
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Because of our post-everything age, where it’s almost seen as a virtue to be distrustful, the value of trust is devalued. Which, frankly, no one can afford to entertain for more than a second or two.
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Because of the massive unrest and unharnessed rage we see these days, it’s very, very easy to find offense…or bring it. But the thing is, how many positive outcomes can you name that come from such turbulent or violent beginnings?
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Recently, we’ve witnessed many acts of rage. Some intended to bring positive change, while others are acts of flaming anarchy. You might be surprised to learn–if you haven’t read my books yet–that rage is a recurring theme in them.
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When, as a teenager, I was handed the first volume of Tolkien’s Lord of the Rings, I did not expect to finish all three novels in as many days.
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We see in the world now an upside down view of bullying.
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As a kid, my favorite fantasy authors, Tolkien and Lewis, made it difficult to relax. Because especially when you thought a crisis had been averted, it was actually replaced by something worse, much more dangerous, and utterly horrifying.
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Throughout All His Wrath, Danielle and those that love her, are hunting for answers, even as they are being hunted. Early in the story, this scene reveals just how desperate their future is.
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In times of unspeakable stress and danger, even while a part of you wants desperately to come unhinged from breathless fear, it is imperative to keep your wits about you. This is true, not only for your own safety but for those you care about, and most especially for those who cannot care for themselves.
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Rather than employ gratuitous violence in my novels, my goal is to convey just enough information for the reader to fill in the rest. That’s the writing style I enjoy the most, starting back in my “YA” years.
Brandon was super honored to help the young fantasy phenom, Taylor Hunter, in creating a course for aspiring young writers, training them how to write a short story in 30 days (or less) and then publish it on Amazon KDP. Check it out!