What is your greatest strength as a writer?
I recently asked on here, "What is your greatest flaw as a writer?". But as I think, I would also like to hear what other writers think their greatest strength in writing. What is something that your are particularly good at writing (I don't mean genre). Is it settings, characters, plots, ideas, etc.?
I think knowing what our strengths are help us write good stories, as well as help us enjoy the writing experience. So, what is your strength in writing, if you don't mind sharing?
It's hard for me to give an example, because I'm not good at praising myself, and admitting that I'm good at something. But here it goes.... One thing that I think I'm strong at doing is world building. I enjoy reading and writing science fiction the most, what I like about it is the endless possibilities of other worlds (planets, dimensions, realities, it's all good). So when I write sci-fi I think that I'm pretty good at building unique places, settings, cultures, life, and systems; whole worlds and universes. Whether it be a Earth-like planet with a different culture, or a completely different universe with it's own set of physics and rules. It gives me joy to create these new worlds and lands, places and beings. It fun, and there is literally no end to how far the imagination can fly.
Oh, and if you would like to take a look at the greatest flaws question, here's the link:
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=AiSSV7RKcbrnrYUkUCnV2rnsy6IX;_ylv=3?qid=20100804141400AA1AVyj