Advice for writing book-shaped things and getting them traditionally published. This series will cover everything from querying to agent fit, to building a platform and marketing yourself.

A story isn't just a bunch of words slapped onto a page. It's a living, breathing manifestation of your imagination. This guide explores aspects most guides don't touch on such as memorable protagonists, world building, character psychology, and backstory, and many more. It will help you flesh out your ideas and make them fascinating and memorable.

In this writing guide I will be sharing tips, advice and inspiration. There will be stuff on particular genres and on general things such as setting and style. I'll also be sharing any words of wisdom I gain from my degree in English Lit + Creative Writing. #83 Non-Fiction

Don't lie to yourself. You are not a perfect writer who get's by just fine without researching some tips and tricks. I know you prideful few are out there. Trust me, tips will help in the long run. To those of you who aren't prideful, welcome! I have been struggling with writing since the day I started. I look up tips and tricks, ins and outs, but never think to write them down. Well, I have started doing just that. This will be your handy, dandy tip guide with the things I've learned about writing. I hope these tips will help you as much as they've helped me. Happy writing my lovelies!

I'm a medical student, and I complain too often about medical errors in books or on TV. So here I've gathered some common medical mistakes, hoping I might help clear up some things, and maybe teach you a thing or two. This is by no means a replacement to seeing your own doctor, and it's meant for the purpose of writing a book. Feel free to ask questions any time. Edit: I'm a doctor now.