I discovered my fight scenes need a lot of help. Seriously. Simply not writing them isn’t an option. What would be the fun in that? I set up a Google Alert for “fight scenes, writing.” Below is a list of articles on writing fight scenes that I found helpful. I’ll keep adding to this. Whenever I come across a good fight scene in a book, I write it down. I have a journal just for fight scenes.

• How to Write Fight Scenes with Alan Baxter
• Let’s Fight 
• Writing Fantasy Fight Scenes with Powers
• Writing Forums: How do you write a fight scene?
• FanFiction.Net Forum: How do you make a good fight scene in a fantasy story? 
• Technical Topics- Fight Scene 
• Wettpad: How to Write A Fight Scene
• The Challenge of Creature Battles
• Inkpunks: Writing About Fighting
• Creating Fight Scenes and Battles
• LITHICBEE: Writing Research: Sword Fights
• Myself as Written: Notes on Writing Fight Scenes
• SF Signal: Mind Meld: Which Authors Write the Best Action Stories
• The Writer’s Lens:Writing the Fight Scene: Your Character is Never Unarmed—and Neither are You
• The Brightest Night: “My Name is Inigo Montoya.”
• Tara Maya’s Tales: Writing Battle Scenes
• J.R. Tomlin on Writing and More: Writing a Believable Sword Fight Scene (Part 2)
• So You Want to Have a War
• Writer’s Gallery: 10 Tricks for Writing Great Fight Scenes by Rayne Hall
• 10 Tips for Writing Fight Scenes
• 8 Things Writers Forget When Writing Fight Scenes
• How to Write a Fight Scene Readers Will Love

• Write the Fight Right by Alan Baxter
• Writing Fight Scenes by Rayne Hall