Who do YOU write like?

[yuno47]

I got Lewis Carroll oh my this is the best answer ever!! (for me at least!) I've always loved Alice's Adventures in Wonderland and Through the Looking Glass :))

[Tsumugi]

arthur clarke, anne rice, cory doctorow, david foster wallace, with a bias towards anne rice and in one more space orientated sample, isaac assimov

[Lux12]

According to multiple submissions of different pieces, the most common results are Mary Shelly, H.P. Lovecraft, James Joyce, Shakespeare, and Anne Rice

[Lyrical]

I did it 2x

Apparently I must be best suited for sparkly vampires.. : Stephanie Meyer
https://iwl.me/s/85a62134

&

.. some sci-fi?  - Isaac Asimov
https://iwl.me/s/726f1bdc

So sparkly space vampires it is!

[Story Tale]

I tried three different paragraphs. Twice I got Anne Rice and the third was Vladimir Nabokov.

[TeamVelma]

A big chunk of text got me James Joyce, a smaller bit got me Anne Rice.  It seems both also wrote dodgy Fan Fiction as well :-)

[DomesticViking]

I got Neil Gaiman and Rudyard Kipling.

[Leon Weber]

after plugging in several different posts I got: Rowling, Douglas Adams, a Journalist by the name of Cory Doctorow, and Anne Rice

[Thufir Hawat]

I decided to do several tests with E. posts... >:)

I write like
Arthur Clarke
https://iwl.me/s/a19b4b4

Kurt Vonegut
https://iwl.me/s/8ccf5154

I write like
Dan Brown
...wut?
https://iwl.me/s/cfe99843

I write like
James Joyce
https://iwl.me/s/d760c1b4

I write like
J.K.Rowlings
https://iwl.me/s/32618206


I'm most flattered by most of these...but Dan Brown? Seriously? Was this because of words like "pentagram" and "daimon" in the text ;D?
I'd have preferred Coelho 8-).

[Thufir Hawat]

I decided to do several tests with E. posts... >:)

I write like
Arthur Clarke
https://iwl.me/s/a19b4b4

Kurt Vonegut
https://iwl.me/s/8ccf5154

I write like
Dan Brown
...wut?
https://iwl.me/s/cfe99843

I write like
James Joyce
https://iwl.me/s/d760c1b4

I write like
J.K.Rowlings
https://iwl.me/s/32618206


I'm most flattered by most of these...but Dan Brown? Seriously? Was this because of words like "pentagram" and "daimon" in the text ;D?
I'd have preferred Coelho 8-).

And, for a post that I made after the previous one:
I write like
Anne Rice

https://iwl.me/s/fdfaad03

...I guess I'm confusing the poor app ;D!

[BlueOrange]

Kurt Vonnegut and Dan Brown (when I feed it two things I wrote that I really liked). Embarrassingly, I’ve not read either of them.

[Dale]

Interesting! I like trying these out.

Sample 1 Mario Puzo and sample 2 Anne Rice - both RP. 1. (haven't read either of these) Foreign words  - smut.

Sample 3 Chuck Palahniuk and sample 5 Ursula K LeGuin - both RP2. (haven't read either of these) modern - dragon mentioned once.

Sample 6 J.R.R. Tolkien  (long sample) A LOTR RP

Sample 7 Neil Gaiman (long sample) Fantasy RP.

Sample 8 (from a decade old RP) Douglas Adams.

Conclusion drawn -  I have my own writing style which I bend to fit an RP. ;D

[Sagitta]

Plugged in a few samples and got James Fenimore Cooper, Ian Fleming, Neil Gaiman, J.K. Rowling, and James Joyce. Rowling was only because of the Harry Potter RPs, I should think.

[Unholy]

I plugged in a few posts of mine (tried to select longer posts so the tool had something to properly analyze) and these two names popped up most for me:

- Cory Doctorow
- James Joyce

[Stardusk]

I got Cory Doctorow with my more dialogue heavy post and I got Stephen King with my more narrative post.

[Rayne]

Welp just got Anne Rice 4 times in a row and William Gibson once in the post with the heaviest amount of cursing XD Interesting.

[LemonMelon]

In one test I got Arthur Conan Doyle, while in another Agatha Christie. I can say that I often unintentionally tend to write in a somewhat dated and dry style, probably due to having read far too many scientific research papers over the past years.

[Murdoc Is God]

I write like
Cory Doctorow

Oh me oh my how flattered I am.

[Istrina]

From two long samples I got myself the Mark Twain-badge twice which I hadn't been expecting.

[Silvered Sutures]

I got Edgar Allan Poe three times in a row.
Then I tried a few more samples and got Anne Rice, Cory Doctorow, Dan Brown, and Anne Rice again.
Then back to Poe.

[Pain]

I write like James Joyce apparently.

[Silver]

I've tried a few different things that I have written, interesting to say the very least. Will make a note to do this again in December to see what else I get with future writing.

P. G. Wodehouse - Sample 1 from A Friend In Need.

Harry Harrison - Sample 2 from Is it still a blind date when everyone can see, Chapter 1

William Gibson - Sample 3 from In Dreams

James Joyce - Sample 4 from a story Off Site.

[Pain]

Here's the one that I got doing Picture This - "New Beginnings" - Dan Brown.

[Ryven]

Kurt Vonnegut, Douglas Adams, and Stephen King, apparently.

[Lilias]

After six samples, I got Leo Tolstoy (x2), Stephen King, Arthur Conan Doyle, Arthur Clarke, and Stephenie Meyer. I'll take the eclecticism as a compliment.

That was five years ago. Today I got Doyle again, Anne Rice x 2, and Margaret Atwood. Development AND range!