Monthly Archives: November 2025
The Writer’s Guide to Torn Ligaments and Tendons
Posted on November 21, 2025 2 Comments
Not all dramatic injuries involve swords, bullets, or fire. Some of the most debilitating and narratively useful injuries are the ones that don’t look dramatic at all: torn ligaments and tendons. A character may walk away from a fall, jump, or sudden movement looking fine, only to discover their body won’t support them when they […]
The Writer’s Guide to Heatstroke and Dehydration
Posted on November 7, 2025 Leave a Comment
Extreme heat can be just as dangerous and narratively rich as any battlefield injury. For writers, depicting heatstroke and dehydration accurately can raise tension, add realism, and create both physical and emotional challenges for your characters. Whether your setting is a scorching desert, a futuristic mining colony, or a medieval battlefield in midsummer, understanding the […]