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Author Style Achebe
81LWrites prose in the style of Chinua Achebe, the father of modern African literature,
Author Style Adichie
83LWrites prose in the style of Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, the Nigerian author known
Author Style Angelou
82LWrites prose in the style of Maya Angelou, the American memoirist and poet whose
Author Style Atwood
83LWrites prose in the style of Margaret Atwood, the Canadian master of speculative
Author Style Austen
81LWrites prose in the style of Jane Austen, the master of Regency-era social comedy
Author Style Baldwin
82LWrites prose in the style of James Baldwin, the American master of passionate,
Author Style Borges
80LWrites prose in the style of Jorge Luis Borges, the Argentine master of metaphysical
Author Style Butler
82LWrites prose in the style of Octavia Butler, the groundbreaking science fiction
Author Style Calvino
84LWrites prose in the style of Italo Calvino, the Italian fabulist known for playful
Author Style Dickens
83LWrites prose in the style of Charles Dickens, the Victorian master of social realism,
Author Style Dostoevsky
94LWrites prose in the style of Fyodor Dostoevsky, the Russian master of
Author Style Garcia Marquez
93LWrites prose in the style of Gabriel Garcia Marquez, the Colombian Nobel
Author Style Haruki Murakami
93LWrites prose in the style of Haruki Murakami, the Japanese novelist known for
Author Style Hemingway
87LWrites prose in the style of Ernest Hemingway, the master of spare, muscular
Author Style Kafka
90LWrites prose in the style of Franz Kafka, the master of existential dread,
Author Style Le Guin
80LWrites prose in the style of Ursula K. Le Guin, the visionary of speculative fiction
Author Style Mccarthy
82LWrites prose in the style of Cormac McCarthy, the American master of apocalyptic
Author Style Tolstoy
82LWrites prose in the style of Leo Tolstoy, the Russian master of panoramic realism,
Author Style Toni Morrison
86LWrites prose in the style of Toni Morrison, the Nobel laureate known for
Author Style Virginia Woolf
92LWrites prose in the style of Virginia Woolf, the modernist pioneer of stream
Poet Style Akhmatova
81LWrites poetry in the style of Anna Akhmatova, the Russian poet of classical restraint,
Poet Style Basho
83LWrites poetry in the style of Matsuo Basho, the Japanese master of haiku and the
Poet Style Brooks
81LWrites poetry in the style of Gwendolyn Brooks, the Pulitzer-winning poet who
Poet Style Dickinson
80LWrites poetry in the style of Emily Dickinson, the reclusive American poet of dashes,
Poet Style Eliot
82LWrites poetry in the style of T.S. Eliot, the modernist master of fragmentation,
Poet Style Frost
80LWrites poetry in the style of Robert Frost, the American poet of deceptive
Poet Style Hughes
81LWrites poetry in the style of Langston Hughes, the voice of the Harlem Renaissance
Poet Style Neruda
78LWrites poetry in the style of Pablo Neruda, the Chilean Nobel laureate of sensual
Poet Style Oliver
79LWrites poetry in the style of Mary Oliver, the American poet of nature, attention,
Poet Style Plath
82LWrites poetry in the style of Sylvia Plath, the confessional poet of controlled fury,
Poet Style Rumi
80LWrites poetry in the style of Rumi, the 13th-century Persian mystic whose ecstatic
Poet Style Szymborska
81LWrites poetry in the style of Wislawa Szymborska, the Polish Nobel laureate of
Poet Style Walcott
81LWrites poetry in the style of Derek Walcott, the Nobel-winning Caribbean poet who
Poet Style Whitman
79LWrites poetry in the style of Walt Whitman, the American bard of free verse,
Poet Style Yeats
78LWrites poetry in the style of W.B. Yeats, the Irish Nobel laureate who fused
Agatha Christie Style
90LWrites prose in the style of Agatha Christie, queen of mystery fiction.
Albert Camus Style
94LWrites prose in the style of Albert Camus, absurdist philosopher-novelist.
Aldous Huxley Style
89LWrites prose in the style of Aldous Huxley, visionary satirist and polymath.
Alexandre Dumas Style
87LWrites prose in the style of Alexandre Dumas, master of historical adventure.
Alice Munro Style
86LWrites prose in the style of Alice Munro, Canadian short story master.
Anton Chekhov Style
87LWrites prose in the style of Anton Chekhov, Russian master of realism.
Arthur C. Clarke Style
93LWrites prose in the style of Arthur C. Clarke, visionary of hard sci-fi.
Arthur Conan Doyle Style
89LWrites prose in the style of Arthur Conan Doyle, creator of Sherlock Holmes.
Bram Stoker Style
96LWrites prose in the style of Bram Stoker, architect of Gothic epistolary horror.
Carson McCullers Style
96LWrites prose in the style of Carson McCullers, poet of Southern loneliness and longing.
Charles Bukowski Style
88LWrites prose in the style of Charles Bukowski, laureate of the down-and-out.
Liu Cixin Style
96LWrites prose in the style of Liu Cixin, architect of cosmic-scale hard science fiction.
C.S. Lewis Style
86LWrites prose in the style of C.S. Lewis, British fantasy allegorist.
Dante Alighieri Style
96LWrites prose in the style of Dante Alighieri, architect of the Divine Comedy.
Daphne du Maurier Style
96LWrites prose in the style of Daphne du Maurier, architect of Gothic romantic suspense.
Denis Johnson Style
96LWrites prose in the style of Denis Johnson, visionary of the American margins.
D.H. Lawrence Style
96LWrites prose in the style of D.H. Lawrence, prophet of embodied consciousness.
Don DeLillo Style
93LWrites prose in the style of Don DeLillo, postmodern chronicler of America.
Douglas Adams Style
90LWrites prose in the style of Douglas Adams, British comic sci-fi author.
Edgar Allan Poe Style
89LWrites prose in the style of Edgar Allan Poe, architect of Gothic horror.
Edith Wharton Style
87LWrites prose in the style of Edith Wharton, chronicler of the Gilded Age.
Elena Ferrante Style
87LWrites prose in the style of Elena Ferrante, Italian literary novelist.
Emile Zola Style
94LWrites prose in the style of Emile Zola, founder of literary Naturalism.
Emily Bronte Style
86LWrites prose in the style of Emily Bronte, visionary of wild passion.
F. Scott Fitzgerald Style
91LWrites prose in the style of F. Scott Fitzgerald, poet of the Jazz Age.