A truth universally admitted....

[fajrdrako]

I got this from jfc013:


Jane Austen wrote you. You are extremely aware of
the power of a single word.


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I am not displeased, as I admire Ms. Austen. But... don't feel very simpatico with her, no sense of soulmate or stylistic sister. Couldn't I be written by Dorothy Dunnett, hmm?

Comments

[gem225.livejournal.com]

I think that you ought to be written by Dorothy Dunnett or possibly Guy Gavriel Kay. You'd fit nicely into the Tigana universe, in my opinion, but I'm biased about that, since Tigana's the reason we started talking. :-)

[fajrdrako.livejournal.com]

What a wonderful thing to say - and yes, I would love to fit into the Tigana universe. What a great place! And only a half-step away from the Dunnett universe, stylistically speaking.

[walkingowl.livejournal.com]

Fun. I almost went with the outer space theme... or the pretty obvious Hemingway (used to idolize his writing, when I was about 14)... but:

Anne Rice is writing your life. Go, you goth girl, go. (And that, even though I picked a woman as my ideal mate, from the list offered -- nicely open-minded, I like!)

[fajrdrako.livejournal.com]

Fun. I almost went with the outer space theme...

I didn't check to see who the other possibilities were. Would that have got you Asimov?

Hemingway (used to idolize his writing, when I was about 14)

I admired him at 20. Still do. He's a character in the novel I'm reading; the characterization of him is very funny.

Anne Rice? Well, you could certainly do worse! I like the idea of the ruined mansion in New Orleans' Garden District.