Use your learning style to guide your writing process

Most of us are familiar with the different learning styles — how some people learn best by hearing, while others prefer reading or doing.

Editor and book coach Sandra Wendel posits that similar trends can be seen in how authors write.

So if, once you sit down to write, you feel compelled to do anything but tell a story, consider checking out Wendel’s post on Jane Friedman’s blog.

There, she offers writing advice for auditory, visual, and kinesthetic people, as well as her blessing to start at any chronological point in the story.

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