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[pensnest]

Apparently I write like James Joyce (The White Room), Jonathan Swift (The Chronicles: When Someone Needs You), Rudyard Kipling (The Tale of the Wealthy Young Man and the Slave Who Gained his Freedom), Cory Doctorow (A Night at the Palace), and Stephen King (Free Range, Cake, and, bizarrely, The Song of Chris Kirkpatrick).

Very manly, I'm sure.

Oh, wait. Anne Rice for Fairy Tale. And - ahahahaha - for Can't see the wood for the 42Ds, Margaret Atwood.

I write like…

I emitted a loud YAY! when I put in part of Backstage:

I write like
William Shakespeare

I Write Like. Analyze your writing!

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[nopseud]

Bohemian Rhapsody...H.P. Lovecraft.

I was going to do a few more, but I don't think it'll ever be able to top that.

ETA: Apparently, I lied.

Temperance...James Joyce.

[pensnest]

It does seem very partial to James Joyce comparisons. Hmph. But yes, HP Lovecraft. Well done, that author! You didn't put Living Doll into it, did you?

[nopseud]

Livin' Doll come up as Stephen King, which is actually the result I get most often. This makes me happy, because I think he's an amazing writer.

[pensnest]

Stephen King seems like an entirely reasonable result for fanfic which wasn't written to be 'literary', somehow. I got some Stephen King too, and it pleases me.