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The Blacksmith’s Axe, the Aiel’s Spear, and the Tinker’s Sword: When Pacifism is No Longer Enough

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The Wheel of Time

The Blacksmith’s Axe, the Aiel’s Spear, and the Tinker’s Sword: When Pacifism is No Longer Enough

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Duncan Jones’ Mute is the Weirdest Witness Fan Fiction I’ve Ever Seen

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adolescence

Children, Victims, Monsters: Two Tales of Youth and Brutal Violence on the Moors

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Reddit

Susan Dennard Talks Epic Female Friendship and Brainstorms a Dragon Age Novel in Her Reddit AMA

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gender issues

Do Better: Sexual Violence in SFF

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The Price of Peace: The Serene Invasion by Eric Brown

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The Hunger Games

WWKD: The Moral and Ethical Issues of The Hunger Games

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futurism

The Better Angels of … Science Fiction?

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Torchwood

Will Torchwood: Miracle Day Change the Boundaries of On-Screen Violence?

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Why Science Fiction Needs Violence

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Doctor Who

How Dangerous You Make People: A Boldly Violent New Side to the Doctor

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Where Are the Brainy Non-Violent SF Films?

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