Writing is understood as any written element that has been written and carried out by a person. Writing can be done in many different ways and with many different styles depending on the type of information you want to describe, the moment, the space, the audience, and many other things. The act of writing is, in other words, putting in writing something that was lived or something that you want to tell.
Writing is the essential part of writing. Although the term writing is normally related to artistic literature, every act of writing implies writing as long as sentences and ideas are put together with the words or symbols. The word editorial comes from the Latin redigest and its meaning is to put in order, to organize, for which the writing could be described as the act of putting in order the ideas, thoughts, sensations or experiences of a person.
As noted, writing can take various forms and styles depending on elements such as the public, the time, the space, etc. In this sense, the writing procedure followed to write a novel will not be the same as the one followed to write a news program, or the one followed to explain how an event should be organized, for example.
It goes without saying that each individual imposes his own unique writing style on his text. This means that, as he continues to write, certain basic elements common to all productions will probably stand out as specific characteristics of that author. This can be made visible in the grammatical style used, in the forms of expression, in the themes, etc. Generally, this type of specificity has to do with the experiences, sensations, way of thinking and way of facing the world that each author or editor has and that make them completely different from the others.
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