It's like that love calculator. Put two first names in and a formula calculates your compatibility.
I'll pass.
I'll pass.
Shakespeare. Naw just kidding.
Margaret Atwood? Who is that?
The only book of hers that I've read is 'A Handmaidens Tale'.Nordemus wrote:
Margaret Atwood? Who is that?
I write like
Bram Stoker
Bram Stoker
I put in my last two essays in Norwegian, got James Joyce both times.
I write like
H. P. Lovecraft
got this 3 times in a row
H. P. Lovecraft
got this 3 times in a row
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Vladimir Nabokov
James Joyce
H.P. Lovecraft
William Foster Wallace
Isaac Asimov
Seems awfully random and we're alll pretty much getting the same names, except for a few Dan Browns (we know who you are ). Are we by any chance all submitting the same kind of text, like say academical essays?
James Joyce
H.P. Lovecraft
William Foster Wallace
Isaac Asimov
Seems awfully random and we're alll pretty much getting the same names, except for a few Dan Browns (we know who you are ). Are we by any chance all submitting the same kind of text, like say academical essays?
Big feminist lelz.Nordemus wrote:
Margaret Atwood? Who is that?
Author of Oryx and Crake.
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What is the difference between William Foster Wallace and David Foster Wallace?
One is called William, the other David.
I thought you went to some bigshot Ivy league uni.
I thought you went to some bigshot Ivy league uni.
Chuck Palahniuk, some guy I have never heard of.
Heard of Fight Club?
samuel witwicky
Sure, when I googled the dudes name, same as you.ghettoperson wrote:
Heard of Fight Club?
loool atg i think most people have heard of 'ole chuck... no google searches required.
he's an american brat-pack writer. they're pretty popular with contemporary youth who like to think they're reading 'real' literature.
he's an american brat-pack writer. they're pretty popular with contemporary youth who like to think they're reading 'real' literature.
libertarian benefit collector - anti-academic super-intellectual. http://mixlr.com/the-little-phrase/
Pretty sure most of the people who have seen the movie knows who wrote it. He's hardly a little known author.
EDIT: Oh and nice little jab Uzi, I missed that.
EDIT: Oh and nice little jab Uzi, I missed that.
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It was a medium selling movie ten years ago. Excuse me for not caring then, or now tbh.
My prose is plagarizing Sai king And The Great Robert E. Howard.
My prose is plagarizing Sai king And The Great Robert E. Howard.
aw fuck a canadianCammRobb wrote:
Cory Doctrow
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it's true, though. the brat pack got 'popular' amongst youth because they had the good-fortune of having a series of very good movie adaptations; the actual prose-writing, style and technique in their work is nothing of particular great note. the most accomplished writer is probably easton-ellis - but again, not noted as a great stylist or 'writer's writer'. most people that read fight club are the same people that will buy and read 'fear and loathing...', 'american psycho' and 'a clockwork orange'. straight-fact.ghettoperson wrote:
Pretty sure most of the people who have seen the movie knows who wrote it. He's hardly a little known author.
EDIT: Oh and nice little jab Uzi, I missed that.
atg he's one of contemporary americas most popular writers. forgive yourself for not having much of a clue.
libertarian benefit collector - anti-academic super-intellectual. http://mixlr.com/the-little-phrase/
Stephen King.
shit yeah green mile
shit yeah green mile
brown mile, more like
Spoiler (highlight to read):
j /k, :p
Spoiler (highlight to read):
j /k, :p
LOL!burnzz wrote:
brown mile, more like
Spoiler (highlight to read):
j /k, :p