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For someone who never thought Charles Dickens was hidden inside his prose, a new site net claims can be found inside the authors.
The recently launched as I write a simple trick: you paste a number of paragraphs that illustrate your writing, then click "Analyze" and – presto! – You get a badge you say you write like stephen king or Ernest Hemingway and Chuck Palahniuk.
site traffic has soared in recent days and his arrival has lit up the blogosphere. Gawker tried a transcript one leaks Mel Gibson calls. The author suggests: Margaret Atwood.
The New Yorker revealed that the invitation to a party was James Joyce. Many others have been dismayed to discover that they have written the same to "The Da Vinci Code "by Dan Brown scribe.
The New York Times tried to bring in the actual novels like "Moby Dick". Herman Melville, it turns out, writing about him that the king, as I write like.
Atwood, herself, tried to discover the site they have also apparently wrote as the king. "Who knows?" they tweeted.
Obviously, as I write is not an exact science. But basically, the idea an algorithm that can reveal traces of the influence of writing has proved very popular.
Although the site might seem idle banter of an English teacher on summer vacation, it was created by Dmitry Chestnykh, a programmer Application 27-year-old Russian now living in Montenegro. Although they speak English well, is his second language.
"I wanted that is a thing of education and also to help people write better, they said.
Chestnykh modeled the site of application of e-mail spam filters. This means that the analysis of texts on the site is largely keyword based. Even if you write in short, declarative, Hemingwayesque sorrows, your choice of word can choose your comparison.
Most writers will tell you, though, that the most telling signs of the influence coming punctuation, rhythm and structure. I do intend to write as if certain elements of style things like the number of words per sentence.
Chestnykh transferred works by nearly 50 authors – two pounds each, they said. It explains a number of its shortcomings. Melville, for example, is not in process.
Chestnykh But do not expect the sudden success of the site and they design to improve its accuracy by including more books and adding a percentage probability of each outcome. They hope it will finally be profitable.
"I think people want to know how they write, even if it is not correct results, "said Chestnykh." However, it is fun for them. "
It is easy to find a laugh. Obama's Oval Office speech in June? David Foster Wallace. Lady Gaga lyrics to "Alejandro"? William Shakespeare.
Regardless of the shortcomings of the writing as it relieves a love of writing and its many techniques. updated weblog site with inspirational quotes from writers, and Chestnykh – whose company, Coding Robots also working on weblog publishing and diary written application – Shows a love of literature. These figures of Gabriel Garcia Marquez and agatha christie among his favorites.
"I had a typewriter when I was 6 years old, they said. "But I'm not a published writer and I do not think I write good.

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