: Re: How to write a character that knows a lot about explosives? I'm writing a story where the main character makes and detonates bombs. The character could be considered a terrorist. I want to

He might be an expert at detonating, but I doubt your MC will be going around talking about bombs all the time. Do research when it's needed and try to relax.

I like this blog, although I don't use it for now, but it seems interesting to me. If you have time, take a look:
thrillwriting.blogspot.com.mt/search?q=bomb
P.S. The above link is a writer's blog so it won't get you into trouble if you click.

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