According to this goofy website, I write like the three authors above. Wow, I'm flattered.
What's interesting is the sample from the first short story I entered pegged Chandler and I thought the narrative voice in that one was very sardonic, very Atwood. But nooo, the second sample I entered (from 'Those Little Deaths') was deemed Atwood-ish. And the third sample I entered, from one of my newer short stories 'Love You Long Time' was David Foster Wallace-ish.
I've never read Chandler, have read almost all of Atwood's stuff and only a tiny smidgen of David Foster Wallace (who was a literal genius, batshit crazy and had his own weird brand of misogyny).
According to a news blurb, Margaret Atwood tried the website and it said she 'wrote like Stephen King.' Now that's funny.
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I had my writing analyzed and I too write like Stephen King. Maybe I can be the next Margaret Atwood! I do live in Canada.
I checked and it said David Foster Wallace and some other crap. I think it's fairly random. Another scam to get you to link to it.
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