If there was one thing the moment of my death taught me, it is that
even criminals can have decency. Since then I have watched and come to realize
that most of them are victims of circumstance. They must pay for their crimes,
especially those that result in death, but some can be salvaged for the benefit
of society. And they must be. The worst possible thing I could do is lose sight
of that and become a simple slayer of men out of some bloody comic book or
crime novel.
A blog by Luke Garrison Green of Thrythlind Books and Games. Here he discusses writing skills, reviews books, discusses roleplaying games and refers to Divine Blood, Bystander and his other books.
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