Vigilantes captivate the literature world
Whether they fight for truth, protect the innocent, or seek revenge against injustice, vigilantes are a mainstay in literature.
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Six real-life vigilante stories
When the law has failed, it's easy to sympathize with a person who takes justice into their own hands. These examples serve as a reminder of the depths to which personal trauma and societal horrors can drive individuals.
Portraits of six real-life vigilantes
In an ideal world, justice would prevail for every transgression. However, reality often falls short, and people resort to force and violence to exact revenge against those they perceive as wrongdoers.
Escapism – Why I do what I do
The gentle arrival of spring weather serves as a reminder of the very reason I’m passionate about what I do.
Taking justice into your own hands-the aspects of vigilantism
Throughout history, individuals, groups, and organizations have taken matters of justice into their own hands. These are the common features and motivations that drive vigilante actions.
Curio Fiction—a fantasy subgenre
Ever heard of curio fiction? Coined by author Diane Callahan, this term defines a unique genre. Here are the defining features and tropes that shape curio fiction.
Empathy in fiction: portrayals in movies and television
Empaths often become a powerful force that can change the trajectory of conflicts or transform the dynamics of relationships.
Empathy in fiction: portrayals in literature and comics
While paranormal abilities like telepathy, telekinesis, and clairvoyance often receive the most attention, empathy still is a mainstay in fiction.
Snipers: the lurking hunters
Criminal snipers, or long-distance shooters, embody the epitome of deadly precision. These are the sniper archetypes, their modus operandi, and select examples.
Extraordinary on the screen: 5 modern paranormal shows
Let’s be honest, being born with special abilities sounds thrilling. Who wouldn’t like to read the minds of others or have visions of the future? Thus, I enjoy watching television shows that feature “gifted” protagonists.
No surprise: Andy Weir loves science
During ProWritingAid’s “Science Fiction Writers’ Week”, Andy Weir, author of “The Martian”, reflected on his research process and the accuracy of his science.
Exploring empathy in Wicked Hunt
SK Alexander explores how Nathaniel Colt’s empathy shapes the narrative within his paranormal suspense thriller, Wicked Hunt, Book One in “The Empath Series”.
7 classic paranormal TV series with gifted characters
SK Alexander explores various paranormal television series from the 90s and 2000s that showcased human characters with extraordinary abilities.
Unveiling the beyond: paranormal, supernatural, or urban fantasy
People frequently use the terms “paranormal” and “supernatural” interchangeably. However, the terms are fluid, and their usage can vary based on context and personal interpretation.