The Fine Line is an Edinburgh-based Editorial Consultancy, committed to helping new, burgeoning, and established writers realise their literary potential. Our aim is to inspire and assist. We provide advice to get you started, lessons to download, insights into the methods of working writers, weekly writing prompts, a Dear Editor writers' problem page, and an editorial service designed for your individual needs. We also feature The Criticess, born out of a desire to steal female writers, labelled classics and consigned to the doldrums of academia, and to explore them in all their unhinged, electrifying, mischievous, eloquent, mistressful glory, bringing to The Fine Line those women and works too vital to grow old on dusty bookshelves. Kate Gould holds a BA in Journalism from Napier University and MA in Gender, Literature, and Modernity from Warwick University. She has worked as an editor, book critic, columnist, managing editor of an editorial consultancy, agent and publishing submissions assistant, reader for The Scotsman and Orange Short Story Prize, hotel critic, magazine editor, English language teacher, university course coordinator, and research assistant to Shere Hite and Germaine Greer. She is now Chief Editorial Consultant at The Fine Line Editorial Consultancy. Her book on flashers, Exposing Phallacy, is to be published by Zero Books.