Can We Guess What Kind of Writer You are Based on Your Coffee Preference?

You're the professional. You're up at a decent hour, and you probably take your coffee black, or with only a little milk. You could get your coffee from the local shop or Starbucks. It doesn't matter, as long as you're somewhere you can be productive.

You're the comfort-lover. Coffee from a coffee shop is great and all, but why buy coffee when you can make your own? You'd rather cozy up at home with a blanket and your French Press coffee (or your Keurig latte) than get dressed and leave the house to write.

You're the social writer. You need people around you to if you want to get anything done ... people to bounce ideas off of and friends to talk to when you need a break from the hard work. You probably buy your iced chai lattes wherever there seems to be the most people.

You're the night owl! You sleep in for hours, but that doesn't mean you aren't productive! You get things done at night, instead. And while you may naturally work better at night, that doesn't mean you don't down espresso on the reg. By the time the coffee shop starts to close, you're just getting on a roll!

You're the early bird! You likely either hit the coffee shop before class even starts, or you're up early on a Saturday getting stuff done. A coffee shop that also serves breakfast is the best place for you, and though you won't buy many frappucinos, slightly sweeter drinks with an extra shot to wake you up might be your favorite!

You're the camper! Whether you wait until the last minute to start a project or not, you likely knock our your projects in one sitting. Five hours at a coffee shop is nothing for you. You bring everything you need, make sure you're sitting by a plug, grab some coffee, and camp out for the day (or night). You're productive, but buying so many coffees isn't easy on the wallet.