Anthony

I wanna direct a movie about CWL Army commandos, played by actual United States SF soldiers, but the team is led by Steven Seagal and done in his style of movie where he leads the team lazily going around corners, no weapons handling whatsoever, completely unrealistic and poorly done, meanwhile his team thats actually being realistic is getting picked off one by one while Steven Seagal who is wearing nothing but a his signature trench coat and sunglasses is mowing down bad guys and he gets awarded his 10th medal of heroism by the CWL. 
          
          At the end Seagal takes off his sunglasses and goes  “I’m just doing my job” 

“Try something new” Wattpad tells me as it recommends my own book 

They Called Me A Hero is now #1 in Training as well!

They Called Me A Hero is now #1 on #Marines!

Hey I just started reading your book. I wish I read it earlier on it is actually a intriguing and different kinda story 
          
          -Shafi

I’m no longer pushing what needs to be done back. I’m finally re writing the first few dozen chapters of my book to make them match the quality of my current chapters. Feel free to re read them as they are different enough to warrant a second reading. Thank you!

So uh.... kinda weird how Act 2 of They Called Me A Hero takes place in a post WW3 world where the US Military occupied Iran after a drone strike killed the same guy who just got killed a few days ago.... Oh well, nothing I can do about it!

Thanks for voting my stories so far!

I recently saw the Joker, and I must say that it is the greatest film I have ever seen in my life. It reminds me of why I became an author in the first place. Everything about that movie is perfect, and the passion & love for it is real. I love just how dark the story gets without feeling cheesy, or unnecessary. 
          
          It’s my favorite kind of story, the kind that has an R rating, not because of the violence or language. But because you have to be mature enough to understand the story you’re being told. 10/10 must see if you haven’t already. 

Blood, gore, sex, and violence are TOOLS for storytelling. They are not something you should use freely for filler content, or shock value. Each story is a piece of art. It must be carefully crafted using the right tools for the job. You don't throw a hammer at a cabinet and call it carpentry.