I am a holder of an M.A. in Literature which has enlightened my way into knowing what establishes a thrilling, worth-reading narrative and what simply doesn't. There is a reason why Herman Melville's "Bartleby"; Dostoevsky's "Notes From the Undergdound" & Shakespeare's "Hamlet" have stood the test of time. Complelling narratives describe the unique perspective of characters we strangely relate to, but haven't quite grasped how the narrator could possibly unravel what is most hidden, sometimes even to ourselves. I can offer plots, characters from all types, from anti-hero such Rust in" True Detective" to the psychologically-tormented protagonist Oba Yozo featured in the mind-boggling  Osamu Dazai's "No Longer Human." I have written a couple of short stories, some of which are self-published entitled " Our Sick Teacher" and " The Atlas Mountains' Hitman":  the first a psychological thriller while the latter would rather be placed in the humor shelf.