How you write

The kind of writer you are, if writing is something you do.

A self-identification of how you write — pick what fits, or 'not a writer'. (Forms of writing)

Groups

• Poet — You write poetry — verse, lyrics, or spoken word.
• Fiction writer — You write stories, novels, or other imagined worlds.
• Journalist / non-fiction — You write reportage, essays, or factual prose.
• Academic — You write scholarly papers, research, or theory.
• Screenwriter / playwright — You write scripts for screen or stage.
• Blogger / online — You write posts, threads, or newsletters online.
• Technical / professional — You write docs, reports, or copy for work.
• Not a writer — Writing isn't really your thing — and that's fine.

Related topics

• Languages spoken
• Communication style
• Your sense of humour
• How you listen
• Self-monitoring
• Your texting style
• Humour styles (HSQ)

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