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I write like
Mark Twain

I Write Like by Mémoires, Mac journal software. Analyze your writing!

We may have left the silly season of August, but here’s a fun website for a wasted moment.

I Write Like analyses your writing and tells you whose style yours most resembles. So, in the interests of posterity, I thought it only fair to let you, my public, in on the influences that have seemingly formed my priceless prose.

According to the review of I Write Like at the Good Web Guide, when famous authors’ work was entered the following results appeared: “Shakespeare writes like Shakespeare, Margaret Atwood like David Foster Wallace, Frank Kafka like James Fenimore Cooper”.

Pretty accurate, then.

It would seem that when Putting the Cat Out I channeled Cory Doctorow, during the Gardener’s Teabreak I leant towards Margaret Attwood, thinking of digging a pond cast my lot in (possibly percipiently) with Stephen King and  Shed of the Year classed me with Arthur Clarke, who sounds remarkably mundane until you insert a C in the middle.

I had no idea I was so talented! Still, none of these quite hit the mark and I delved into the archives. I now have the definitive answer: I can now Take on the World under the aegis of Mark Twain.

Read me, guys, and weep.

Comments

[Philip Voice]

Nice one Helen.

I put a couple of recent posts into I Write Like and I too have been likened to Arthur C Clarke; I've also been linked with H P Lovecraft :-))

There's hope for me yet...isn't there?

[Helen Gazeley]

There's always hope, Phil! What with the both of us, I'm just wondering how Arthur C Clarke feels.

[Jan Johnsen]

So funny...