The nine main stereotypes of writers – with cats

True fact: Some writers don’t have any pets, although they’re denying themselves a lot of love, a great source of material, and the opportunity to clean up vomit and have their most prized possessions destroyed.


millie schmidt writes... with cats


There are so many writing stereotypes out there. For example, when most people picture a writer they imagine a poor-coffee-loving-intelligent-but-crazy-bohemian-hermit who spends their days dreaming up fantastical worlds and despicable murders.  It may shock some people to learn that some writers love the sun, prefer to be outdoors, and actually, NO, they don’t know a single thing about how a computer works, but if you need help with anything Microsoft word related – well you’re in luck! (Another stereotype?? Whoops).



Here are what I think are the nine main stereotypes of writers:




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Published on December 13, 2016 13:53
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