I Write Like....

[Jasper]

Me personally?  I doubt it.

[Nephew Twiddleton]

His plots, pacing, and storytelling were great, but his wording is painful and plodding sometimes.

I like his stories, but you're right. You can only hear "cyclopian" so many times and not cringe. That and you can only read Herbert West installments about 3 times in a row and not get annoyed by the recaps.

Not to mention his "subtle" racism.

[AFK]

Because science (and boredom) demanded it:

Laz:  Dan Brown

DK:  Dan Brown

Lamanite:  Chuck Palahniuk (i don't know who that is)

MOC:  Dan Brown

and of course, Mr. AKK:  James Joyce

[Mesozoic Mister Nigel]

So far, I've gotten Raymond Chandler (journal), Margaret Atwood (poetry), Oscar Wilde (poetry), JK Rowling (fiction), Mark Twain (essays), and Kurt Vonnegut (essays).

[Mesozoic Mister Nigel]

Because science (and boredom) demanded it:

Laz:  Dan Brown

DK:  Dan Brown

Lamanite:  Chuck Palahniuk (i don't know who that is)

MOC:  Dan Brown

and of course, Mr. AKK:  James Joyce

This is priceless!

[Iron Sulfide]

Because science (and boredom) demanded it:

Lamanite:  Chuck Palahniuk (i don't know who that is)

Palahniuk wrote the books Fightclub and Choke, which were both turned into movies.

[The Johnny]

One of my essays dealing with gender roles translated to english got the result as James Joyce.

Not sure that is a compliment.

[Nephew Twiddleton]

One of my essays dealing with gender roles translated to english got the result as James Joyce.

Not sure that is a compliment.

I'm starting to think that we all draw from similar literary influences. Or that this search is very limited. For example, I've read Stoker, but never Defoe.

[Iron Sulfide]

for my screenplay, i got a consistent stephen king.

my summary writing for the same is dan brown.

my fake adverts come back a myriad of people:
Joyce, Ray Bradbury, Raymond Chandler and George Orwell so far...

[DiscoUkulele]

Short story I wrote: Chuck Palahniuk

Most recent rant on here: Dan Brown

[The Johnny]

One of my essays dealing with gender roles translated to english got the result as James Joyce.

Not sure that is a compliment.

I'm starting to think that we all draw from similar literary influences. Or that this search is very limited. For example, I've read Stoker, but never Defoe.

Ive never read Joyce =/

An interesting experiment id like to execute, is to post essays or posts from TCC or other places to see which authors come up (other than Dan Brown, that is).

[Doktor Howl]

I don't need to do this.

I have always acknowledged that I bite hard on the styles of Ellis, Thompson, Mencken, and Twain.

Considering Ellis swiped from Thompson who swiped from Mencken who swiped from Twain, I don't feel the least bit embarrassed about this.

[Eater of Clowns]

It told me Dan Brown for the majority of my submissions.  I'll just do the world a favor and quit writing.

[Richter]

I'm becoming suspicious of the algorithm here.  It's good for a laugh, but can't possibly be complex enough.

[Jasper]

Hell, most PEOPLE aren't complex enough to do that based on a single blurb of text.