These 3 Zodiac Signs Are The Most Likely To Be Writers

The 12 zodiac signs each have their strengths, weaknesses, and inclinations. Some have strong work ethics, others are great athletes, and some, of course, make excellent writers.

Of course, we're not guaranteeing that the following signs will definitely write a bestselling novel or that the other signs won't—but when thinking about the quintessential energy of the signs, these three are the ones to watch.

Up first, we have none other than curious and adaptable Gemini. Ruled by the planet of communication and information and associated with the third house of communication, no one knows how to write quite like Gemini.

With their quick, analytical minds, and ability to compile tons of data in their heads, all they have to do is get their thoughts out on paper. Words come naturally to these folks as well, so not only are they great conversationalists, but they're excellent at writing up reports, articles, or even a novel, if they can hold their attention span long enough.

Coming in second as the most likely to be a writer is Virgo. These perfectionists apply their eye for detail to their writing as much as anything else, plus, they're also ruled by Mercury—just like Gemini.

In fact, Virgo and Gemini have a lot in common despite being different elements (earth and air, respectively). They're both mutable signs, making them quick-witted and adaptable, and their Mercury-ruled minds make them especially adept at learning new things, and then writing about them so others can learn too.

And finally, we have Sagittarius as the third most likely to be a great writer. These folks are also mutable, like Gemini and Virgo, so they share in their quick wit and editorial prowess.

Sag is also associated with the ninth house of higher learning, wisdom, and expansion. In other words, Sag is always looking to expand their mind, and all those thoughts need somewhere to go! They might always keep a journal, excel in print media, or in terms of higher education, they'll stay up to date on publishing new research.