This book is for creative writers with an interest in the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator, a classification system for personality psychology.

Readers will only find your fiction engaging if your characters are realistic and believable. So psychological science can be a useful tool for ensuring that your characters think and interact realistically.

This short book covers how to use the MBTI to generate ideas for characters, and discusses the sixteen MBTI types.

With this book you will learn how the four elementary dimensions of personality can lead to a range of dramatic conflicts that will invigorate your creative fiction.

These four axes of personality (introversion vs. extraversion, intuition vs. sensing, thinking vs. feeling and judging vs. perceiving) can give you ideas about how your characters would like to interact with other ones (and how they wouldn't).

Using this kind of psychological science will help you write quality, character-driven fiction where the plot seems to naturally arise from the nature of the characters.

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