FEED THE BEAST(that is our ego)

[Zip]

See who you write like!

I'm particularly upset that I write like the fellow who wrote Fight Club based on some cockroach tale I told my friendfriendfriends(I suppose I'll PM you if you want to, as not to clutter up the post), and the ever loquacious(I know exactly six words, forgive me) David Foster Wallace using the introduction of Jarvis Boffan. I suppose that would be a rather neat tidbit, but the frustration comes from plugging in my friendfriends' writing and seeing that the both of them write like Douglas Adams.

sighsighsigh

Oh well.

FEED YOUR BEASTS, YOU BRILLIANT PEOPLE/SOULLESS MONSTROSITIES YOU.

[MozytheHealer]

I used stuff from one of our RPs, as I'm not comfortable usinging anything from any of my novels, as it's really crappy, and it told me I write like Neil Gaiman. :{D

[Nayaby]

Fun little thing, but it's wildly inaccurate I think xD

I put in a couple experts I wrote for Skybound and it said I write like Oscar Wilde and Jonathan Swift. Does that mean I'm secretly Irish?

In any case, when I entered a chapter of Elation (my still a work-in-progress "nanowrimo") it said I write like William Shakespeare.

Now, I just don't see any resemblance between my work and Wilde's, and certainly not Shakespeare's! Hehe.

Edit: Actually, kind of interesting. I entered several RP posts from Clueless about Artur Lore. I seem to be quite consistent with him, because 5/6 times I got J.K. Rowling. The 1/6 was Dan Brown. Heh.

[Areada]

I got Anne Rice twice (on two completely different stories) and Jonathan Swift once. Huh. I don't think I've read anything they ever wrote. Does Anne Rice do vampire stories maybe?

Somehow I feel not too proud of these comparisons, having looked up the authors. Clearly, I need to work on my writing.

[Nayaby]

Hey! Anne Rice is really good! She's written Interview with a Vampire, and Queen of the Damned. Those are *real* vampire books, and good ones at that! None of that sparkly sparkly garbage!

I don't know a thing about Jonathan Swift though.

[redpoemage]

I put in two pieces of poetry, one regular and one alliterary. I got Anne Rice for the regular one and H.P. Lovecraft for the second. With how quickly it does it I wonder if it's just randomized...

[Elfie]

Not sure how accurate this is, ha.
Put in a few paragraphs from my nano story. I write like Margaret Mitchell, it tells me. Um... that would be nice, but not sure I'm there yet.

[Aequus]

What's really fun is that it counts characters for a minimum amount of info necessary, and it doesn't ignore multiple spaces between words, so you can do things like "a [lots of spaces] a" (Raymond Chandler), or "a ... b" (J. D. Salinger).

Douglas Adams, apparently, writes like: "a ... z"

[redpoemage]

William Gibson apparently writes like a curse word repeated over and over again many times.

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