The Write Type: Discover Your True Writer's Identity and Create a Customized Writing Plan

This is an excellent read, one of the best "on writing" books I encountered. It touches every bit of the internal debate a would-be author struggles with, such as finding the right time to write, should I publish, is writing in cafes versus a private room better for me, am I allowed (yes, much inner psychology there) to deal with more than one writing project at a time? with multiple exercises (I particularly loved the RET one) and true-life stories, this book helped me to achieve what so many others could not - finding what truly suites me as a writer, while breaking some of the "mainstream" myths for best writing out there. Kudos!

Committed or Conflicted? Organized or Chaotic? Lunch Hour or Log Cabin? What kind of writer is one, really? "The Write Type: Discover Your True Writer's Identity and Create a Customized Writing Plan" is a guide to help writers identify with who they are as a writer by going over preferred writing conditions such as mood, organization, deadlines, solitude, order, and other aspects of ones writing that may not be obvious to everyone. "The Write Type: Discover Your True Writer's Identity and Create a Customized Writing Plan" is highly recommended for any writer who can't seem to find the right groove or mood to really start cooking, and for community library shelves dedicated to writers. Also highly recommended from Adams Media in the subject, "Time to Write: No excuses. No distractions. No more blank pages" (9781598694383, $12.95) by Kelly L. Stone.