Going to shoot this thing. by
Sergio Turbo
on 2012-02-23 17:25:00 UTC
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3 out of 4 of my PPC writings got a "Stephanie Meyer" result. Oddly, the other one had "Douglas Adams" as the result. (I didn't submit the MST as those kind of writing has a formula to follow)
So, my writing is 3/4 Publishable Suethor and 1/4 Great Genius? It... doesn't make any sense.
I'm told I write like Dan Brown... by
The Warrior of Many Faces
on 2012-02-19 14:28:00 UTC
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...um...who? I've never heard of this Dan Brown...
(the great god) Pterry writes like... by
Aeidhryn
on 2012-02-18 22:29:00 UTC
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Neil Gaiman, Kurt Vonnegut, Rudyard Kipling, Anne Rice...
The analyzing-thing never repeats itself.
Huh. by
Aeidhryn
on 2012-02-18 22:26:00 UTC
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It's fun, and I would be flattered, but then I'm pretty sure Stephenie Meyer is the only author they've got that I'd be ashamed of.
Re: I write like... by
Miah
on 2012-02-18 19:43:00 UTC
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Apparently almost all of my Miah and Cali missions resemble William Gibson's writings, with a few coming out as Cory Doctorow.
Probably not surprisingly, most of my Kelok and Unger missions resemble Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.
My original stuff is seemingly random. Every chapter was a different author. This might not be a good thing.
The weirdest result was on my dark urban fantasy. It's first person, present tense, and according to this thing, it reads like something Jack London wrote.
That's interesting... by
Alleydodger
on 2012-02-18 06:22:00 UTC
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My permission piece is written like J.K Rowling apparently.
Let's see here. by
Duothimir
on 2012-02-17 19:55:00 UTC
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Using one of my characters' profiles, I apparently write like Isaac Asimov. Using a backstory I wrote to tie another of my characters into the world of an RP I frequent, I also write like Arthur Clarke. With several paragraphs of a fic I'm writing for the drawer, I write like J.R.R. Tolkien. Finally, with a post I wrote for the aforementioned RP, I write like Cory Doctorow.
The first one was from several years ago, and the last one was deliberately written in a different style, but the other two are both pretty recent and written as normal. My writing style must not be very consistent.
Re: I write like... by
Antigone68104
on 2012-02-17 14:55:00 UTC
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I put both my missions in, and got Robert Louis Stevenson for both.
I wonder what the criteria are. by
Aster Corbett
on 2012-02-17 14:34:00 UTC
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It says that some of my missions scan like Shakespeare. I am not surprised, really; I favor short lines of dialog and action, peppered with some longer exposition here and there. I can see how that might scan to something like this like playwriting. I wonder how it evaluates entries.
Welp by
TheScribe
on 2012-02-17 13:54:00 UTC
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Apparently my post-apocolyptic Peter Pan retelling reads like Stephen King, and the few pages of my mission that I've written so far read like Dan Brown.
Also, I stuck in some of Tara Gilesbie's work for shits and giggles. Apparently she writes like Mark Twain. Whatever has the world come to...
Hmm ... by
Spiegel1
on 2012-02-17 05:49:00 UTC
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Pasted in a chapter of some original fiction, and found out I apparently write like Dan Brown.
... Should I be concerned right about now? o_O
Fascinating... by
SeaTurtle
on 2012-02-17 02:23:00 UTC
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Apparently my Permission piece resembles Douglas Adams and my upcoming Intel piece reads like H.P Lovecraft.
What.
Let's see here... by
PoorCynic
on 2012-02-17 01:17:00 UTC
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From my last full DMS mission:
I write like
Stephen King
I Write Like by Mémoires, journal software. Analyze your writing!
Huh. I would not have called that, although it has been a while since I've read anything by Mr. King. I do remember liking his dialogue, though.
Huh. by
Tray-Gnome
on 2012-02-17 01:17:00 UTC
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I am actually pretty surprised. Seeing as I'm sick and probably am not going anywhere for the next day or so, I decided to make a list of all my results from both my spin-off and my experimental writing blog.
The results were 6 counts of William Shakespeare, 2 counts each for Mark Twain, J. D. Salinger, and Stephen King, and one count each of J. K. Rowling and Oscar Wilde.
...I don't think my writing is very Shakespearean.
Re: I write like... by
Stan
on 2012-02-17 01:16:00 UTC
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Jay and Acacia write like... Douglas Adams!
(I used a sample from TOS.)
Terry Pratchett, using a sample, hand typed, from the back of The Amazing Maurice and his Educated Rodents, writes like J. D. Salinger.
Hee. by
Vixenmage
on 2012-02-17 00:38:00 UTC
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Re: I write like... by
Frostbiter
on 2012-02-17 00:03:00 UTC
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Haha, this is awesome!
For some reason, it thinks that I write like Dan Brown, Anne Rice, and J.K. Rowling...all in the same fic. o_O
Heh, by
Pretzel
on 2012-02-16 23:51:00 UTC
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So, for one chapter of a Harry Potter 'fic I'm writing I apparently write like Edgar Allen Poe, while for the other I write like Ms. Rowling herself, but for most of my works, it seems, I write like David Foster Wallace.
So I got a little carried away by
Sanejane
on 2012-02-16 23:02:00 UTC
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I write like Kurt Vonnegut and Cory Doctorow (judging by two separate paragraphs of one of my blog posts), and Chuck Palahniuk (judging by my Thor fanfic).
What by
PitViperOfDoom
on 2012-02-16 22:36:00 UTC
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My Tales of Vesperia fanfic says that I write like J.D. Salinger. My Hetalia fanfic says I write like William Gibson.
I don't even
I've taken one of those tests before! by
HerrWozzeck
on 2012-02-16 21:50:00 UTC
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And ironically, that's how I found out about David Foster Wallace. Whose work I still haven't read. :/