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Anger, Justice, and Revenge | How Real Experience Shaped When to Run | Madison Johnson

Anger can ruin people. It can also save them. That tension-between destruction and survival-is at the heart of When to Run. In this full interview, Madison Johnson, author of When to Run, sits down for an honest conversation about anger, rage, justice, and revenge; and how real experience shapes the way those forces appear on the page. Drawing from her background as a former ATF agent, years working complex cases in Chicago, and ongoing collaboration with her husband Ryan, a former Navy SEAL and ATF agent, Madison explains why believable action must carry emotional weight and real consequence. This conversation explores: • The difference between anger that clarifies and rage that corrodes • Why justice and revenge often look similar - until the cost is paid • How fear and anger interact under pressure • Why characters feel real only when consequences are unavoidable When to Run was not written from imagination alone. It was shaped by lived experience, reflection, and a disciplined writing process that treats emotion with the same seriousness as action. If you arrived here from the short clips or trailer, this is where the deeper conversation begins. This interview isn’t about glorifying anger - it’s about understanding it, controlling it, and knowing when it serves a purpose… and when it doesn’t. More interviews, excerpts, and behind-the-scenes discussions are coming as When to Run moves toward release. Subscribe to follow the journey and explore what this story is really about.