Today on the blog, we've decided to have a little fun. We created a quiz that will determine which classic writer you are most like.
We love these classical writers. They inspire our writing and they teach us more about the craft daily.
These writers set the standards high for us, and we as a community aspire to reach those together. Figuring out which writer we are most like might help us improve and hone our skills a little more. And sometimes we just like to have fun.
Here goes:
Which famous author are you? Let us know who you get in the comments below!
PRACTICE
Take a few minutes to take this quiz. Once you've discovered who your inner writer is, do a little research on their writing style. Let us know what you've found in the comments.
That was fun! Apparently I’m Ernest Hemingway. Those are some big shoes to fill!
Hemingway is so good! Such big shoes to fill, you got it! 🙂
I got Jane Austen. Probably because I picked social justice. Ironically, I do not enjoy romance and subsequently did not enjoy her books, accept for the social statements they make.
Ah, yeah I’m not a huge romance person either. She does make some killer social statements though.
Oh, yeah. And wonderful female protagonists, too. Which I can relate to.
Really enjoyed taking the quiz, by the way. Good way to mix things up!
Very cool! I’m Charles Dickens…… )))))))))) Master of characters.
I got Dickens too! So fun!
All right, first off—holy christ those are some gorgeous pictures. They’re probably edited and HDRd out the yazoo, but, damn. I need to get a new desktop background or something.
When I answered questions with ideal answers (i.e. what I would prefer to be true), I got Charles Dickens. This is interesting, since I usually focus on small groups of characters, rather than the ascapartic casts of characters for which Dickens is known.
When I answered questions with actual answers (i.e. what is true), I got Ernest Hemingway. This is also interesting. We share a passionate love affair with polysyndeton, but apart from that, my prose style couldn’t be further from Hemingway’s.
That’s so funny. We do often answer with what we wish to be true versus what is actually true. I love that you tested that theory and got different results!
I got Jane Austen. I don’t know how it came to that conclusion, but it’s a surprising choice.
Thank you, Kellie. Quite interesting. The result was not what I expected, but the more I thought about it, the more I agreed. My writer? Stephen King! Always about 10 degrees off of normal.
Ha always 10 degrees off of normal. Love it. Embrace it!
I’m on a massive Stephen King binge at the moment, so no wonder my psyche lured me into the woods where the Constant Writer’s shoes lie in wait… The Voice has spoken!
Theo, that’s so great. Better work on filling those shoes 😉
I got Jane Austen too. Interesting to think about.
For some reason the quiz isn’t popping up on my laptop??
It sometimes takes a little bit to load. Maybe try refreshing the page?
Mine was Jane Austen as well. Hmm I agree with you Jeanne interesting to think about indeed. I can see myself leaning toward her and or that time frame she lived in, with the long skirts and simple living… Always thought my writing role model would have been Laura Ingells Wilder….
Debra, interesting indeed. We only put in seven different classic writers, Wilder wasn’t in that batch, but next time!
That’s quite all right. It just serves to show me there are others I connect with as well as expands my reading library….Funny when I listen to the language spoke in that era, I tend to mimic that in my own speech and writing ( at least for a while) much like I begin to talk with a southern accent when around true country folk… ( Festus from gun-smoke comes to mind the most.)
I understand that. It happens to me too, I mimic the accents and speech after watching them for too long!
I got Jane Austin, and I think it’s because I drink tea. She’s one author I’ve never been able to read. A page in and I’m screaming with boredom and irritation. I much prefer James Joyce, D. H. Lawrence, Virginia Wolfe, or more modern writers. This quiz is rigged. Give me John Irving, T. C. Boyle, Barbara Kingsolver, or whatever, not Jane Austin. Ugh! I am not like Jane Austin….
hehe one little discrepancy, and we can be linked with all sorts of writers based on style or likes and dislikes….. its interesting to see similarities of what we share with writers of ol’
I got Jane Austen drinking coffee. I think the drinkers got Hemingway. I write about love and I think that’s why. I think I’m more Fitzgerald actually
I got Jane Austen drinking water. I’m okay with that. Wonder how many female authors were available.
Yup. I’m another who got Jane Austen. And I drink hot cocoa while writing fantasy, for goodness sakes! Oh, okay, I admit to drinking tea; but it’s iced! 😉
I got Ernest Hemingway. Strange because I much prefer the baroque writing of Hawthorne, Melville, Conrad, Cormac McCarthy, and Faulkner. But hey, I love men stuff, I’m unashamedly heterosexual male, and I like stories about violence and masculinity and energy, so maybe I am most like Hemingway in that sense.
Hemingway is so good! Glad you like your result. Now off to more writing!
I did as well and I’m a woman. Interesting.
Isn’t it interesting that we thought it strange to get what we did… perhaps it just goes to show that there are many facets to the minds eye:)
I got Jane Austen, that’s awesome
Jane Austen! Yes!
I was surprised about it because I’m a film student and I written small skits and short essays but I’m new to writing short stories and scripts.
Hmm, I got Mary Shelly.
Her mini bio corresponds to a lot of what I do, but having just recently heard something new thematically about Frankenstein as well as Bram Stoker’s Dracula, I cannot say I’m terribly proud to be likened to her at the moment.
I think the quiz did a good job though, as Mary Shelly is seemingly by far the best match from what I’ve read in comments.
Interesting.
Thanks in any case for the survey. I would love to see a future edition of this based around 20th century authors.
LTZ, I’m glad you relate with Shelly. That’s a great idea to do some 20th century authors! I’ll remember that for next time. 🙂
Mary Shelley is what I got. Not surprised.
An interesting test, but I do not consider myself like Hemingway in the least. 😉 If I were to pick, I’d choose C. S. Lewis.
There are couple of answers for which I had no answer. Europe, for example. I have very little interest in going to Europe. Alaska, maybe. Europe? No.
I like all seasons equally well, the thing that inspires me most to write wasn’t on the list, nor was the theme for most of my stories!
So I took the quiz and had fun, but don’t put much stock in the results!
Carrie, glad you had fun! That was the main goal. Thanks for letting us know your thoughts! 🙂
I did have fun.
I did the quiz a second time and ended up with Mary Shelley. I’m not sure what to make of that!
Well, apparently I have a link to Mark Twain! I’m flattered and I’ll have to take another peak at his writing. Thank Kellie; that was fun! Agree that the photos were outstanding!
Ruth, glad you enjoyed the quiz. Twain is great. What a fun comparison!
I got Stephen King. Not surprising considering I started reading his books as a kid. He is my Dad’s favorite author so I had easy access to his books. I’ve always admired his insights into human nature.
Amy
Amy, that’s my dad’s favorite too! He’s so fun to study and imitate in writing. Embrace the style!
I got Mary Shelley … interesting for a retired Marine and history buff writing military science fiction. I am pretty liberal and also a retired psychotherapist, so maybe that factored in.
Jim, that’s so interesting! She’s got a little sci-fi in her. Thanks for taking the quiz!
I got Mary Shelley as well. An English Teacher and science aficionado. I have pondered about the beauty and the beast motif much. Not surprised with the result. But it is exciting to know. Good quiz and match.
I got Mary Shelly
Mary Shelley is fine but I am a 74 year old male who writes memoirs but no complaints I loved Frankenstein
Patrick, Frankenstein is great. Shelley’s style is also really great and interesting. Thanks for taking the quiz!
I got Mark Twain. I’m new to writing so I’m not sure whether the result is accurate in my case 🙂
Twain is great! Embrace it 🙂
Thanks Kellie. Since I’m a complete beginner to writing, what’s your advise for me to start. I feel overwhelmed. I appreciate your recommendation.
Practice, practice and more practice. You’ll learn as you go. Don’t get discouraged if it’s hard in the beginning. So glad you’re writing. We need more writers in the world. 🙂
Stephen King. I normally write something like romance, but there is a bit of mystery. Not much like his stories in genre or skill level. I need much more practice. Much more.
Well in the words of Stephen King, ‘If you want to be a writer, you must do two things above all others: read a lot and write a lot.”
So yes, practice. 🙂
Interesting. I took the quiz twice, supplying different answers for the questions where I had more than one possible answer, and ended up both times as Stephen King. I don’t think my writing resembles his in any way: not genre, not style, not sales, but fun quiz nonetheless. Thanks!.
Mirel, Thanks for your thoughts, it was mainly for fun 🙂 Glad you enjoyed it!
Sure, now I’ve got something to live up to…
I got Ernest Hemingway. Funny, considering I tend to write about women and their hidden darkness against a world of Mary Sues. Interesting.
I wanted Hemingway — ex-journalist, tight prose, working standing up at a typewriter — but got Stephen King instead. No problem; I write dark stuff.
Hemingway is one of my favorites! But dark stuff and Stephen King go together 😉
Hemingway. People on the street in NY identify me as him so there is a physical resemblance. I prefer his earlier work, more of a prose poet.
Do you follow his hobbies too? Boxing, bullfighting, fishing, big game hunting? I like his early work too. In Our Time is fantastic.
I have 2 beautiful long skirts I wear when I write westerns and other type stories,, it gets me in the mood. Always thought I was born to late,,,, should have been born during “Little house on the Prairie” time…
You as well.
Stephen King. Great storyteller and one who clearly exhibits generosity of spirit. I’ve read many of his books, some of which certainly offer a second read or more. Not necessarily one of my favourite authors but certainly an interesting writer. I found 11/22/63 to be one of King’s great novels. It was just a super read. Loved it.
His books are so hard to put down. I just got his “On Writing” book and hope it’s just as awesome as his novels.
I got Jane Austin whom I just love!
Yay for Austen! She’s so great.
Right? Who would turn down being compared to Jane Austen. I accept, every time. 🙂
I got Jane Austen and it fits me to a (cursive script) T! The intricacies of human relationships, behavior – in whatever setting – have always drawn my interest. And – where my interest lies – there my plots assemble, even in outer space.
Awesome!
YES! I got Mary Shelley, who’s one of my favorite writers! 😀
Yay! That’s so awesome. Glad you got her! She’s great!
Wow! Mark Twain.
Although I am crazy about Charles Dickens!
I got Dickens, but both are SO GOOD. So fun!
Jane austen, i like it
Yay for Austen! I’m a huge fan!
I got Mark Twain what an honour that is. A lot to aspire to as a Writer!
It’s so fun comparing ourselves to these writers so we can aspire to greater things! Love it!
I got Charles Dickens… Not sure why! Love this!
I love Charles Dickens!
I got Dickens too! It was so fun!
I got Hemingway, which did not entirely surprise me as we both wrote/write in the same style- in my writing classes, I was always told I wrote “more masculine” than like my own gender. Ha.
I wish Baudelaire would’ve been on this list; he is my most beloved author. I’ve read his poetry (translated from French) and a book written about his life called “Black Venus”, which was so good, I literally cried when it was over- I wanted more. We share a few things in common: our general disdain for societal rules, loving an IMPOSSIBLE lover for years and writing about taboo subjects in the most intricate way possible. Interesting quiz, though- well done.
I love Hemingway! Thanks for the suggestion, we’ll keep that in mind next time! 🙂
Jane Austen. I love relationships.
No surprise there then! Love it!
“You got Ernest Hemingway! He’s an American novelist, short-story writer, and journalist. He had an adventurous life. Notable works include A Farewell To Arms, For Whom the Bell Tolls, and The Old Man and the Sea.”
I thought this to be very interesting as Ernest Hemingway is one of my favorite authors. I read The Old Man and The Sea while in high school because it was required reading and fell totally in love with his works and kept asking my teacher what else did he write so I could read more.
It’s hard not to fall in love with Hemingway and his works. So awesome you got him!
WHat?! Stephen King? Why? That was so random 😛 I have never managed to make it through any of his books except On Writing…
Kath, I just got his book On Writing and am SO excited to read it!
Oh, it’s an amazing memoir! Enjoy it!
I got Jane Austen!
I got Mary Shelley, which just strikes me as odd. I wish I could have said that I enjoy writing in a cabin in the woods, but the fact is that I would just be too excited and would have to run around like a little kid.
I got Mary Shelley, which strikes me as odd. I wish, for one of the questions, that I could say I prefer to write in a cabin in the woods. The fact is, I would be too excited and have to run around like a little kid, just enjoying the place.
I am the anti-Hemmingway though I have been accused of resembling him. I am a Beat Documentary Poet into Love, Harmony and Beauty.
Ha does that mean you got Hemmingway in the quiz?
Yes.
Dickens! Very interesting!
I got Mary Shelley. Not a surprise since i write stories “off the cuff”. Preston and Child, Anne Rice and Stephen King are my favorite writers.
I got Stephen King, though I like Ernest Hemingway. Wow, That’s inspiring! Thanks for this quiz. Now let me go and restart my writing so I can finish my debut novel in 2016.
I got Ernest Hemingway- never read any of his writings but this has got me curious and I will definitely add his writings to my to-read list. My favourites though are Charlotte Bronte, George Eilot & Elizabeth Gaskell. And I think that is mostly because of the social matters they introduce in their writings.
I got Jane Austen! Nice!
I got Virginia Woolf, but I don’t know much about her, nor have I read any of her books.
I guess it’s because I’m independent, and like to have my space and alone time, like it seems she did.
Well, I chose “home” as my favorite place to write, but I basically live in an abandoned cabin in the woods, soooo… ? :D:D:D
I got Stephen King! That’s almost right. Personally I don’t think I write like anyone. I’m currently working on my first mystery/romance/thriller. I don’t think Stephen King has written one of those yet; has he?
I’m mostly like Charles Dickens. Like him, I mostly write about suffering and social injustice in the world. This is especially true not only with my fiction, but with nonfiction and poetry.
I got Ernest Hemingway, and I don’t know if I should be surprised or not, honestly. I love authors like Stephen King, for somebody more modern. For someone older, I’d say Charles Dickens or Jane Austin. I love Louisa May Alcott though, if you couldn’t tell from my name. Little Women has been my favorite book since I was in elementary school. Frankly, I haven’t read anything by him yet, and I couldn’t be a fitting judge for the comparison. However, if the previous commenter is right about Hemingway being about violence, masculinity and energy, I suppose I may write about similar subject matter at least. Oh well, from what I’ve read, quite a few people didn’t understand their results based on their taste in literature. Maybe it has something to do with the fact that most authors wouldn’t read only their own novels.
Jane Austen. hammer hit nail on the head
I got Mark Twain! It’s cool that way because I adore Mark Twain! Although I prefer SCI-FI, and fantasy, whereas he wrote more of adventure and coming of age…..
stephen king
I got Hemingway. Haven´t read him yet but definetely am planning to! I love the roaring twenties and have always thought that I was born a century too late (should’ve been 1892 instead of 1992). I also write alot of songs and Cole Porter is a huge inspiration for me and I had so much fun reading The Great Gatsby. I definetely share the humour of that day and age!
Which writers were included in this furthermore?…
Got Jane Austen
Mary Shelley???!!
Jane Austen! 😀
Weird that I got Stephen King….lol.
I feel the same way… especially because I’m too scared to read much of his work!
Same here 🙂
Yahooo !! Yes !!!! I got my favourite author of all time Jane Austen. Mr. Darcy, you’re my man !
I got Austen, too. Wouldn’t have thought, as I write contemporary. But then again, I suppose she was considered contemporary for her time.
I got Mary Shelley. I got to know a new writer!
Virginia Woolf!
Recently I stumbled upon an e-book that described in detail about the writing process followed by some eminent writers such as Ernest Hemingway,Tony Morrison, and host of other writers.Among them, a particular writer, I cannot exactly remember her name, yes, you are right, the said writer is she, impressed me most, because, she stopped reading classics and the latest novels etc, while she was deeply immersed in her current work.Because, she reasonably apprehended that she might be influenced by any particular classic or modern writer.That impressed me most.Though we may be indebted to our yesteryear writers, I too don’t want that my writing get influenced by any particular writer.I want to be what I am when I write, but not to be a replica of anybody.By that way I don’t mean to insult any classic or modern writer.
I’m Jane Austen, which suits me beautifully. I love her writing and books.
I got Mary Shelley. Apparently she loved travelling, but I hate going outside! Learning about different places is interesting, though.
I got Stephen King! It makes sense, as I tend to write thrillers with crime or horror. Lovely quiz!
Jane Austin? Really?
Welp, looks like I take after Stephen King. This shouldn’t surprise me, I guess. I do enjoy writing dark, thrilling stories with mystery and mayhem. (I also write romantic comedy, which I love.) And I’m currently writing a dark fantasy. Others have compared my work to Anne Rice, so I would say I’m in good company! If only I was in King’s tax bracket! This was fun.
I got Mark Twain, which surprised me somewhat! Glad I didn’t get Jane Austen…
Stephen King!? Really!? I have never sat down and read anything by him. Nothing. Nada. No short story. No novel. I generally do not care for any movie that has been made from one of his stories.
Stephen King!? Really!?
Hockey puck. I’m going back to my Heinlein.
Stephen King!?
I got Stephen King also. – But I’d much rather Heinlein! LOL
awe, well I don’t know, don’t judge a book by it’s movie? I am a huge Dark Tower fan myself.
Jane austen! One of my absolute favourite authors. Nice! 🙂
“Charles Dickens was an English writer and social critic. He created some of the world’s best-known fictional characters and is regarded as the greatest novelist of the Victorian era. Popular works include The Pickwick Papers, Great Expectations, and A Tale of Two Cities.”
Perhaps I should enter an altered state of consciousness and discuss my thoughts on Futurism with Dickens, and see if he takes a liking to Tibetan Buddhism.
Ernest Hemingway
I got Mary Shelley. I am reading Frankenstein (among others) right now, oddly enough. I am happy to get her, or any of the great authors, Really couldn’t fail on this. If only I was as freakishly talented as she. Awe well.
I also got Mary Shelly and must confess I have never read any of her writings. I have read about her,but I am not interested in science fiction or horror stories which is the genre I consider her Frankenstein. Now I am curious to see what her writing style is like and put aside my genre distaste.
getting into these old classic books feels like entering a different time or place. I like it a lot.
Mary is a relative on my father’s mother’s side. They both came from Jersey Isl
and/ Sje wrote Frankenstein.
I think we Mary Shelleys are a bunch of pretty, talented and innovative writers. Let us clink coffee cups together in mutual celebration!
Hey I also got Mary Shelly! Monster loving writers gotta stick together am I right?
I got Charles Dickens. It’s very interesting considering the influences surrounding me in my formative years: I was born in Kent, England and went to Rochester Technical School for Girls. And, of course, Charles Dickens lived in Rochester. I love Dickens but never identified myself or my writing with him.
I got Stephen King, strange because I don’t really like science fiction, supernatural and I would never have said horror in fact I thought I was more the airy fairy sort that sees positives and all is wonderful sort…..very interesting! Maybe i should try some horror, it might be interesting what i come up with.. the night was dark, the wind blow wind through the trees. It was icy cold, to cold to go to bed Sally thought so she sat tucked up in the lounge reading her book instead. Suddenly there was a knock on the door, she looked at the clock, who would be visiting at this time of night, on this sort of night? she wondered as she shifted the blanket, took her glasses off and settled her book so that she wouldn’t lose her page. Coming she called as she crossed the room and made her way down the passage to the front door. the knock was repeated but this time with more force and desperation. As she reached the door, she turned on the outside light, move the draught stopper that laid along the bottom of the door, she undid the catch and opened the door and inch to see who it was. To her surprise it was old mother Hubbard from down the street, she was wet and dripping so Sally quickly helped her in side and closed the door . The old lady was shaking violently and looked like she could…….15 mins up
Mary Shelley, an erudite, cultured Englishwoman. A versatile author of fiction and nonfiction, a prolific letter writer. A woman interested in the world, writing about what she sees and does as she travels through it. I’m flattered.
Shelley’s style: British Romanticism
1. emphasis upon nature
2. interested in emotions and feelings, not just the rational mind
3. florid prose
4. long, complex sentences
5. sophisticated diction
6. interested in natural, scientific, social, domestic, and political themes
7. Frankenstein, frame story, story within story within story, epistolary format (writing letters)
Yet do not suppose, because I complain a little or because I can conceive a consolation for my toils which I may never know, that I am wavering in my resolutions. Those are as fixed as fate, and my voyage is only now delayed until the weather shall permit my embarkation. The winter has been dreadfully severe, but the spring promises well, and it is considered as a remarkably early season, so that perhaps I may sail sooner than I expected. I shall do nothing rashly: you know me sufficiently to confide in my prudence and considerateness whenever the safety of others is committed to my care.
My Imitation
To attempt to justify, or, at the very least, explain my actions, which I confess I hardly understand myself and therefore cannot elucidate satisfactorily to anyone else, would be a foolish and futile endeavor. What has been done is done, and I can do nothing other than admit that I am guilty as charged, although I steadfastly maintain that the requisite mens rea, or guilty mind, of malice toward Mr. Summersby-Price was not present at the time. Nor was that malice with me beforehand to study out how I might cause the poor man these unfortunate injuries. I freely admit that I am responsible, but not criminally. To the claims that I was careless, negligent even, I freely concede that to be true. But I did not intend murder, nor did I attempt one. If this honorable court finds me guilty of a misdemeanor, I shall resign myself to a just fate; however, I will not confess to an abhorrent criminal act, nor will I go quietly to the gallows. I shall appeal such a verdict with every instrument at my command without concern or consideration for any harm that may arise from the bull let loose in that particular china shop.
I am Mary Shelley, apparently. Funny, I definitely see no physical resemblance. That said, I do love exploring stories of technology gone wrong, of the creation of artificial intelligence and of the ethical conundra created when we give birth to our technological babies, so maybe I am Mary Shelley after all.
Modern Mary Shelly. Mary S. Rebooted. 😀
I got Hemmingway. I find that surprising since I much prefer the works of dickens and Steinbeck. And many of my attempts have been science fiction themed. hmm. perhaps that’s why they’re only attempts
Stephen King for the win! I am shocked, but flattered. 😀
Jane Austen. Though my stuff has a lot more paranormal aspects to it.
As usual with these quizzes, I match up with Hemingway (with the occasional Vonnegut tossed in depending on my mood that day). I’m pretty satisfied with each. Thanks for the fun post.
Stephen King. I was hoping for Hemingway, which I personally identify with. I like his short to the point sentences. Don’t get me wrong, I like Stephen King, too. I particularly like his suspense writing, and it would be a goal to execute a suspense story the way he does.
I got Ernest Hemingway, which is a surprise for me. Maybe I should be worried!! I never would have “thunk” that one.
I got Mark Twain. Strange!
Mine was Stephen King, but since I write horror, that would be my choice anyway. My second choice would have been Hemingway or Poe. This was fun.
Mary Shelley, which is sort of ironic as I was inspired to become a science-fiction writer because of her. Funny.
I got Jane Austen..which is awesome..because she is one of my favorite writers! I studied her novel “Sense and Sensibility” quite extensively for my finals last year!!
I got Mary Shelley.
I got Mark Twain. I think that’s a pretty good fit. Thanks for the fun!
I got Ernie Hemingway, who’s my all time favorite writer. I tend to write in a simple style, to the point of being somewhat minimalist, much like Hemingway did in his own writing. I loved his adventurous style, which was always depicted in his works as well as his descriptions of his characters and settings. He knew how to yank you into his stories, and that always captivated me.
I am somewhere between Virginia Woolfe and Mark Twain.
Charles Dickens surprises me as one whom I closest relate to. London is our place, however. I must think about this. Not Faulkner, but didn’t have the right questions.
Kurt Vonnegut! Seriously, I wound up being teamed up with Mary Shelley, but I was forced to slelect the best of bad answers for most of the questions. Big example is genre. Mine is satire, but that wasn’t a choice in spite of Mark Twain being one of the possibilities. But, Mary Shelley? I don’t even like reading or writing si-fi, travel or drama.
I got Virginia Woolf.
I got Mark Twain. Can’t figure it out because I like and write poetry and don’t like his books
Jane Austen. Working on a fantasy in which love carves our character through various experiences the character goes through.
I got Charles Dickens…an inspiration to sit down and write more and more often.
Ernest Hemingway…I’ll take it! Always loved his work. 🙂
Whoa I got Mary Shelley. To be quite honest I have yet to read her works (especially Frankenstein, but perhaps I might get to in Brit Lit class) but I’ve read her father’s works, Percy Bysshe Shelley, and I love his poetry. Ozymandias and Mont Blanc are my favourite poems.
I got Jane Austen as well. I am an old fashioned gal (too old for my age) who writes about simple and genuine love- an absolute sucker for a good love story, but with sad and more realistic endings. Her works are also some of my favourite- pride and prejudice, of course. I love wine but I can only write drinking water. Water, love and old fashioned, I guess thats why. I hope I can modernize my writing though. 🙂
I got Ernest Hemingway. Don’t know to much about him and his work have to do my research. This was fun
My result was Mary Shelley. It fits because I have a darker imagination than others and I tend to look for the negative aspects of things. Most of my stories are also so dark I’m afraid to actually share them with others.
i got mary shelley frankensteins daughter
I’ve discovered Mary Shelley. I identified immediately with the phrase, “She loved words and travel.” Having just completed a travel book with my husband, I’m looking forward to reading Shelley’s Rambles in Germany and Italy.
LOL Stephen King. Couldn’t be more wrong, I think.
I got Stephen hawking…. really?? Haha
I got Stephen king… really ???
Haha
MaryShelley, lol. Well, a lot of my characters Are monsters…
Ernest Hemingway…wow…would not have thought that. My research says he uses one and two syllable words most often. Maybe I should experiment with that.