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How To Write a Bloodless Death Scene

Posted on May 7, 2014 by James J. Murray, Fiction Writer

The storyline for the novel I’m currently writing calls for one of the characters to be murdered. Simple enough! Shoot or stab the person, or use a dozen other ways to kill off the character. But that didn’t fit with … Continue reading →

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How To Write a Bloodless Death Scene

Posted on March 6, 2013 by James J. Murray, Fiction Writer

The storyline for the novel I’m currently writing calls for one of the characters to be murdered. Simple enough! Shoot or stab the person, or use a dozen other ways to kill off the character. But that didn’t fit with … Continue reading →

Posted in About James J. Murray, Bloodless Death Scene Writing, Bloodless Death Scenes, Drug Poisoning, Drugs Used For Murder, The Art of Writing, The Psychology of Murder | Tagged airborne toxins, Best ways to kill without bloodshed, Bloodless Death Scenes, carbon monoxide poisoning, crime fiction writer, drug overdose murders, ethylene glycol poisoning, fiction writing, how to construct a murder scene, insulin overdose, James J. Murray, Medicine Overdosing, murder by strangulation, Murder Mayhem and Medicine, murder mystery writer, murder writer, Reasons to kill, the Adam's apple crush, The Russion Omelet, the temple blow, ways to kill without blood loss, Why people kill | 7 Comments