How to Write Believable Fiction!

This book is amazing! There is so much information about different things that if you use this as a guide, you may be able to construct a more believable science fiction, fantasy or even a book about mental health issues that sound realistic and are not so far fetched that no one believes.

The following authors are included in this book;

Dan Allen, Field of Expertise: Physics
Kathleen S. Allen, R.N., M.S.W., D.N.P., Field of Expertise: Psychiatry
Tom Benedict, Field of Expertise: Astronomy
Megan Cartwright Chaudhuri, Ph.D., Field of Expertise: Toxicology
Rebecca Enzor, Field of Expertise: Environmental Science
Lee A. Everett, D.V.M., M.S., Field of Expertise: Biomedical Research
Lynn Forrest, Ph.D., Field of Expertise: Atmospheric Science
Abby Goldsmith, Field of Expertise: Video Game Development
Jim Gotaas, Ph.D., Field of Expertise: Physics
Maria Grace, Ph.D., Field of Expertise: Educational Psychology
And others as well.

Although the book is technical it is easy to understand the way it is written even for someone like me who does not write, but reads. The following sections help you read about what you may be interested in;

PART ONE: RESEARCH L ABS, HOSPITALS, AND
REALLY BAD WAYS TO DIE

PART TWO: GENOME ENGINEERING:
IT NEVER ENDS WELL

PART THREE: THE BRAIN IS WIDER THAN THE SKY

PART FOUR: FROM ZERO TO SIXTY (LEGS, THAT IS)

PART FIVE: THINGS TO KNOW FOR WHEN
SKYNET TAKES OVER

PART SIX: EARTH AND OTHER PLANETS. YES,
PLUTO COUNTS!

PART SEVEN: SOMETIMES, IT REALLY IS
ROCKET SCIENCE

PART EIGHT: STAR WARS AND THE FAR FUTURE

As you can see this book talks about everything, monsters, vampires, science fiction, mental health and so it is a great book for everyone to read! I gave this book 5 stars!