Ken, I expected to be Ulysses, based on my answers, and I adore the book with a stone passion. But I'm Barabara Tuchman, even if it wasn't the first choice of Tuchman I'd have gone for, and I'm totally fine with that.
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Interesting. I didn't hesitate on a single response. It was all - longwinded, check, stream-of-consciousness, check, loves Great Britain (which seems a tad leaning), check.
I wonder if different answers brought different questions. May have to go back and see what book I am absolutely NOT.
Curiouser and curiouser. You DO get different questions. Started out going anti (by saying concise), but after that went with the honest responses.
If I was concise, I'd be Mother Night by Kurt Vonnegut. Heh.
I 've taken it three times sidharttha
to kill a mockingbird
cat's cradle
the first is a better fit
I have to start with consice. I am only long winded at 2am when DH wants to sleep, or after I drink.
I took it again and got Lolita.
Weirder and weirder.
I ended up as Catch-22. Which, um, WTF? I'm not nearly funny or ironical enough.
t grumps
I'm not nearly funny or ironical enough.
The irony of this statement is quite funny, actually.
I love Catch-22, damnit.
I wonder what happens if I take it a third time?
edit: To Kill A Mockingbird. The trigger is apparently whether I tell it I'm concise or long-winded.
DH is The Dictionary, by Miriam-Webster. That is so appropriate for him.
I, however, am Ulysses. "When no one is looking, you dream of being a Greek folk hero." I wonder if I should even bother trying to deny it.
I love Mosley's books(haven't read them all, though) Glad to hear he's cool, Deb.