Great writers and bestselling authors often give advice on how to write correctly, how important it is to find your unique style and be original. But do they always use their own advice? How often do they use clichés and insert vermin words? Do they follow a three-act structure? How are characters prescribed? How many Pulitzer Prize winners have graduated at all? This book will give you answers to all these questions, but not quite in the usual form - inside you will find diagrams, graphs and diagrams that reveal all the secrets of the underbelly of the literary world. They will be useful not only for book lovers and those who want to learn more about their favorite authors, but also for novice writers who have a chance to learn from the mistakes of the best!