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Write, teach, transform

Everyone hasa storyto tell

I'm Rodrigo Gambini, a Brazilian writer living in the United States. I publish my own books, teach people to write their first one, and write for those who have a story to tell but no time to put it on paper.

Portrait of Rodrigo Gambini sitting at a desk, writing in a notebook, with a stack of books beside him
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Where to start

How Do You Want to Turn Your Story Into a Book?

Three ways to reach the same place. What changes is who does the writing — and how much time you have.

  1. 01

    I Want to Write My Own Book

    You do the writing, in your own words and your own voice. Rodrigo reads what you already have, tells you what's working, what needs another pass, and what comes next — from the first paragraph to the file that's ready to publish.

    Explore Book Coaching
  2. 02

    I Want to Learn Step by Step

    Video lessons that walk through the whole path: finding the story, building the structure, writing, revising, and publishing. You watch at your own pace, as many times as you need, with nobody waiting on you.

    Explore the Course
  3. 03

    I Want My Story Written for Me

    You tell your story and Rodrigo turns it into a book. You never have to write a word: you read each chapter, correct it, approve it. The name on the cover is yours, alone.

    Explore Ghostwriting

Lesson 1 of the course will be free. It's still being re-recorded — once it's live, you can watch the whole thing without paying anything and without entering a credit card.

See how the course works

Books, Book Coaching, Ghostwriting, Book Writing Course

By the numbers

Published books
32
Featured titles
6
Paths to publication
3
Languages we work in
2

Services

What BMaxy does

Library

The books

Psychological suspense, human drama, personal development. Six of 32 published titles — start with whichever one speaks to you.

Print and Kindle links open on the retailer's site (Amazon or Clube de Autores). Direct eBook sales through this site aren't available yet.

Course

Write Your Book

Video lessons · from first draft to publication · at your pace

Recorded for anyone with a story in their head and no idea where to start. From the first draft to publication, no jargon and no magic formula.

What you'll learn

  • How to find the book only you can write
  • Structure: the skeleton that holds up two hundred pages
  • A writing routine for people with little time
  • Editing: cutting without losing your voice
  • Publishing on Amazon, Clube de Autores, and as your own eBook

Access plans

  • Limited-Term Access

    Coming Soon

    Access to the full course for a set period. How long that period lasts is still to be decided.

  • Lifetime Access

    Coming Soon

    Access to the full course with no deadline to finish. Not available to purchase yet.

Pricing for both plans is still being decided and will be posted here. Checkout isn't available yet either.

Lesson 01

Why your book doesn't exist yet

Coming Soon

Lesson 1 is free — coming soon.

The first lesson is being re-recorded. As soon as it's live, you'll be able to watch the whole thing without paying anything and without entering a credit card — you just create your account. If it clicks, you keep going.

How it works

  1. 01

    Watch lesson 1

    Lesson 1 is free, unlocked once you create your account. No credit card required. The video is being re-recorded before it goes live.

  2. 02

    Enrollment opens soon

    Checkout isn't available yet. Once it opens, you'll be able to get access right here.

  3. 03

    Move one lesson at a time

    The next lesson unlocks when you finish the previous one. That's what keeps you from skipping ahead.

Portrait of Rodrigo Gambini standing in an office with a bookshelf, holding a pen

The author

Rodrigo Gambini

I started writing as a personal exercise: a way to understand what I was thinking. More than a dozen books later — spanning psychological suspense, human drama, personal development, and self-help — the intention is still exactly the same.

I'm 42, a business owner, a husband, father to Maria and Daniel, and recently became a grandfather. I also work in film, as a filmmaker, editor, and producer — and that's where my way of telling a story comes from: I think in scenes before I think in sentences.

I don't write to hand out easy answers. I write to raise the right questions. That's how I teach people who want to write their first book, and it's how I write the book for someone who'd rather sign the cover alone.

The process

From Idea to Published Book

It's the same path all three ways — writing it yourself, learning it through the course, or handing the story to someone else to write. What changes is who's holding the pen at each stage.

Four stages

  1. 01

    Find Your Story

    Before the first sentence: what this book has to say, and why you're the only one who can write it.

  2. 02

    Build the Structure

    The skeleton that holds up two hundred pages. Chapter by chapter, before a single one gets written.

  3. 03

    Write and Revise

    The routine that fits your week, and the editing pass that cuts without erasing your voice.

  4. 04

    Publish Your Book

    Cover, layout, ISBN, storefront. The least romantic part of the craft — and the one that separates a manuscript from a book.