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26 Jan 2012, 12:55 am

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Vonnegut which is a complement.Now wheres my damned publishing contract.



That is who I get 99% of the time, so you aren't alone in thinking that.


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27 Jan 2012, 5:51 pm

First poem: Cory Doctorow
Second poem: Stephen King
Third poem: Gertrude Stein
Fourth poem: Dan Brown
Fifth poem: Chuck Palahniuk
Sixth poem: Stephen King
Seventh poem: David Foster Wallace
Eight poem: Ursula K. Le Guin

Interesting mix.


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27 Jan 2012, 7:26 pm

Pasted in my 2 latest chapters from the same story that the prologue got the james joyce. Both wind up getting Kurt Vonnegut. Dunnop if it matters, but they do kinda read like a TV/Anime Series. A lot of my work tends towards that in all honesty, I have no clue if that is good or bad though. I shall continue writing however. (At least in my oppinion anyways)


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02 Feb 2012, 3:33 am

Dunno how much I trust this thing. I pasted a Sherlock Holmes fanfic and got Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, but I went back and replaced all the john watsons and sherlock holmeses with "David" and "Robert"...and the same text got me James Joyce.

I think word choice (including names) might be a driving force here, as opposed to sentence structure.



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02 Feb 2012, 8:27 am

1. Sephen King
2. Cory Doctorow
3. David Foster Wallace


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02 Feb 2012, 9:28 am

It seems that my third person story mostly came up with Bram Stoker, at least I know my style has been staying the same, although one chapter came off as Lovecraft, guess I was writting it a bit different, but 7 straight chapters still.

My first person story seems to be someone called David Foster Wallace, not quite sure what that means, but I looked at the wiki page.


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02 Feb 2012, 8:19 pm

I got H. P. Lovecraft


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06 Feb 2012, 1:17 pm

Started to put stuff from my fantasy WIP on there. All of it coming up as Niel Gaiman. I am happy with that I suppose.


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10 Feb 2012, 6:11 pm

Ursula K. Le Guin, Gertrude Stein, and Vladimir Nabokov.

At first I thought that I needed to work on my consistency, but then started putting in larger chunks of writing, and mostly returned with Le Guin. I'm down with that. I love Earthsea.

Seems to get more accurate the more you put into it.



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17 Feb 2012, 8:55 pm

Apparently my journal reads like a James Joyce work... just looked him up and I don't think I've ever heard of him or his novels. Hmm.

Another entry of my journal reads like Cory Doctorow, who I have also never heard of.

Two rants from the WP Facebook group also got Cory Doctorow. A later calmer response got Chuck Palahniuk. A later slightly agitated post got Cory Doctorow again. A mini-essay I wrote on various books I like and why got H P Lovecraft, who is... someone whose name I've heard a few times but works I have not. Hmm.


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02 Mar 2012, 9:53 pm

I have done this before, but it's always fun.

"I write like Agatha Christie."
How odd. I got a different result last time. I used my failed NaNoWriMo attempt from last year.

OK, I tried one of my Tumblr posts and I got:
"I write like David Foster Wallace."
This is far from Agatha Christie!

A term paper from last term: "I write like Mario Puzo"
Hahaha, omg, I don't know him, so I googled him. How absurd. My term papers read like "The Godfather"? oO

A story from 2007: "I write like Stephen King."
I just laughed. The beginning of the story relies heavily on dialogue.

OK, the first two paragraphs of another story: "I write like David Foster Wallace."
Hm... Interesting...

OK, this is one of my oldest attempts: "I write like James Joyce."

Funny. These days I seem to be more of David Foster Wallace and Agatha Christie and I started out as James Joyce. For university, I write like Mario Puzo.


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