What Kind Of Writer Are You?
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Are you the planner, the spontaneous writer, the organized writer, the overloaded writer, the rewriter, or a mix of them all?
- 1.When you start a new story, do you:
- A.
Write a detailed outline before starting the story
- B.
Put together a new folder or binder for the project
- C.
Just start writing and see where the story goes
- D.
Start the story, but get sidetracked with research and editing
- E.
Think about the idea for days but never start the story
- F.
Do any of these things; it depends on what mood you're in
- 2.What is your favorite part of writing a story?
- A.
The entire process
- B.
Going through and fixing up all the mistakes
- C.
Planning out what's going to happen
- D.
Adding bits of the story to your binder until you finally put it all together
- E.
Writing the story
- F.
The point where you completely finish a writing project
- 3.Which sounds like the opposite of your writing style?
- A.
Putting together a big outline before starting the story
- B.
Writing the story without any planning whatsoever
- C.
Writing for hours on end until the story's finished
- D.
Having some mistakes in your story before you edit it
- E.
Having lots of documents or several loose sheets of paper containing your story
- F.
None of these--you do them all sometimes
- 4.When you find time to sit down and write, what do you do?
- A.
Get sidetracked going online or researching for your story
- B.
Write! (duh)
- C.
Writing character profiles or describing settings instead of working on the story
- D.
Changing up the events in the plot
- E.
Find out there's something else you have to do instead
- F.
All of these
- 5.What kind of writer do you think you are?
- A.
The planner
- B.
The spontaneous writer
- C.
The mixed writer
- D.
The rewriter
- E.
The overloaded writer
- F.
The organized writer
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