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I put in pieces of different things I've written...and got back a different author every time.Now I know what's wrong with me!
That's what Dobbs found out also and the reason I stopped while I was ahead.
While noone write like a author who we don't like :P
I think the variation in selections is key, writers styles change when writing on different topics. My writing changes when I switch from fiction to non-fiction.Though I can't complain writing like Margaret Atwood for my fiction.
I saw this link on Facebook (via Natasha F) and I popped in the first two paragraphs of a new story called "Dandelion Tears".Said I was Stephen King as well.I suggest you start to be very, very, very afraid.
Deka, Yeah imagine Edward Bulwer-Lytton pops up. Barbara, No complaints with Margaret Atwood either. The Handmaid's Tale is brilliance personified.G, You should check out Dobb's link. He had Joyce, Swift, and Chandler.(And Stephen K is the one who should be shaking.)
For example, David. Or the Mysterious Being who write the Shampoo ads.
Just did it. I'm Stephen King as well. I was hoping for Ray Bradbury man.
Seems like as a publishing gimmick it works.James
I write like Kurt Vonnegut. Yay! Although I wonder who I'd get nesxt if I used some other ms.
I was a little insulted when it said "Dear Abbey."
Deka, Now there's some real talent in those ads. :)Charles, I bet there's alot of us SK kids out thre.James, Certainly true though I didn't venture any farther on their site but I'm betting many others did.Leah, Keep trying and join our club.Austin, Yeah, that would smart.
Congratulations! :)I got Cory Doctorow and William Gibson on two different bits of writing, but I'm not familiar with either of them.p.s. I was rather startled to see my book cover on your site.
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Don't be startled. I'm enjoying my first romance book. I'm two chapters in and enjoying.
I put in pieces of different things I've written...and got back a different author every time.
ReplyDeleteNow I know what's wrong with me!
That's what Dobbs found out also and the reason I stopped while I was ahead.
ReplyDeleteWhile noone write like a author who we don't like :P
ReplyDeleteI think the variation in selections is key, writers styles change when writing on different topics. My writing changes when I switch from fiction to non-fiction.
ReplyDeleteThough I can't complain writing like Margaret Atwood for my fiction.
I saw this link on Facebook (via Natasha F) and I popped in the first two paragraphs of a new story called "Dandelion Tears".
ReplyDeleteSaid I was Stephen King as well.
I suggest you start to be very, very, very afraid.
Deka, Yeah imagine Edward Bulwer-Lytton pops up.
ReplyDeleteBarbara, No complaints with Margaret Atwood either. The Handmaid's Tale is brilliance personified.
G, You should check out Dobb's link. He had Joyce, Swift, and Chandler.
(And Stephen K is the one who should be shaking.)
For example, David. Or the Mysterious Being who write the Shampoo ads.
ReplyDeleteJust did it. I'm Stephen King as well. I was hoping for Ray Bradbury man.
ReplyDeleteSeems like as a publishing gimmick it works.
ReplyDeleteJames
I write like Kurt Vonnegut. Yay! Although I wonder who I'd get nesxt if I used some other ms.
ReplyDeleteI was a little insulted when it said "Dear Abbey."
ReplyDeleteDeka, Now there's some real talent in those ads. :)
ReplyDeleteCharles, I bet there's alot of us SK kids out thre.
James, Certainly true though I didn't venture any farther on their site but I'm betting many others did.
Leah, Keep trying and join our club.
Austin, Yeah, that would smart.
Congratulations! :)
ReplyDeleteI got Cory Doctorow and William Gibson on two different bits of writing, but I'm not familiar with either of them.
p.s. I was rather startled to see my book cover on your site.
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ReplyDeleteDon't be startled. I'm enjoying my first romance book. I'm two chapters in and enjoying.
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