Originally inspired by an article on Springhole.net, this is basically a short book for Wattpad writers to get some advice on writing and/or RPing "crazy" characters, characters with mental illnesses, and how to avoid insulting people who actually do suffer from mental illnesses in real life. TW: Swearing and discussion of mental illnesses.

It's 3408, and the world is in ruins. 50 years ago, the Free Health Organization, a company with the slogan, "We Vow to Eradicate Disease", created a cure for just about anything - even cancer. Until the cure started to kill off its patients. One by one, people dropped like flies. The company was immediately shut down by all world governments and the medicine banned from being used. And then it's patients, killed by the very thing thought to save their life, rose from the dead and turned on their living brethren. Can you survive?

"Every princess needs a prince charming." "Or a knight in shining armor." Sophia Heart Valentine makes all her fans scream by the mere mention of her name. She's Hollywood's Princess after all - the singer and actress that can make anybody fall for her charms. She's struggling with the life in Hollywood while attempting in vain to stop the changes it brought to not only her looks, but her whole personality. Throwing in her father's engagement with a girl she never met, a summer visit from her best friend that she has a crush on, and a movie deal with the arrogant Hollywood's Prince, she knew her life is just about to become ten times more complicated.

Over 50% of transgender youth will attempt suicide at least once before they turn 20. Transgender youth are more at risk for abuse, violence, unemployment, drug use, and mental illness. So what is it that needs to be done? This book aims at dissecting aspects of the transgender community, teaching those who aren't trans about this beautiful group of people, and, most of all, helping those from all walks of life who may be questioning their gender identity. Gender is a spectrum, and this book is aimed to cover as much of it as possible. From coming out, to hormones and surgery, you will learn the terminology and different experiences of the transgender community along with potential interviews and other personal opinions told by the author, Lee Ross, a trans man in his mid-twenties.