Creative writers don’t have a dominant brain hemisphere
The left hemisphere of the brain is said to control analytical and reasoning skills, while the right hemisphere controls artistic and creative thought. As a result, many people believe that creative writers are right-brain dominant. However, studies have revealed that this is not the case, and that many creative writers do not have a dominant hemisphere, but rather are more or less equally balanced between the two. Indeed, because both sides of the brain are always working together, there is very little evidence that there are truly dominant brain hemispheres.
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