Many introverts perceive the world through the lens of tales and symbols, making them natural writers. The act of writing has a very introverted quality to it. Perhaps, as The Fault in Our Stars author John Green pointed out, writing is introverted because it is done alone. There are no readers between you and the page, so you can be as obscure or explicit as you like. It may come as a surprise but not all writers are extroverts. Introverts are the majority of the population and they make up your best writers too. Some famous introverts include Virginia Woolf, Ernest Hemingway, and Anne Frank. It's not that introverts are better than others - it's just that they use their energy differently. They are more likely to focus on one project at a time rather than many projects at once. This means that they will get things done but not necessarily all at once! Introverts also tend to be private individuals who prefer quiet times by themselves to a party scene. This doesn't mean that they aren't friendly - quite the opposite - but they need time to recharge after a social event or two. Writing is an activity that takes a lot of effort and concentration so it's not something that can be done by everyone. It requires some solitude now and then. Introverts do well when given time to think and write about what they have seen or heard.