ITT: write four words that you think an author is well-known for using, and others try to guess that author.
I'll start:
simulacrum
pale
blue
nacreous
ITT: write four words that you think an author is well-known for using, and others try to guess that author.
I'll start:
simulacrum
pale
blue
nacreous
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>Nevermore
>Lattice
>Tress
>melancholy
Can't I just say author and others agree with me or insult me instead of random guessing?
but where's the fun in that
because I have absolutely no idea which author yours for example could be...
I thought mine was obvious enough. I want to see if someone gets it.
"he stretched his legs"
Nabokov?
winner
poe?
Yep!
Got something better?
All these words are in the Raven as well so i feel like it is too pleb but these occur so frequently imo.
Fair enough, i am pleb anyway.
Fama, ae
Arma, orum
Lumina, orum
Troianus, i
>hip
>serious
>chiaroscuro
>psychic
Infinite
Dimension
Permutation
Library
Monomaniac
Stoic
Revenge
Oil
Borges I assume.
Borges
Melville
cunt
wet
damn
>You
>Fucking
>White
>Male
tight
fine
stream
carbine
Miller?
bukowski
george martin obviously
Lubricious
Gimcrack
Misprision
Confab
slippery wet dog poop
The Verge
Hemingway?
indeed
DFW
Gibbous
Eons
Horror
Untold
tortilla
spat
son
guttapercha
wew obviously didn't mean son wtf is wrong with me mr cormac
Speedy Gonzalez?
you tell me kid, the man said, and then he spat, and then he spat again, and then he moved on to kill some babies
good job
I have never read the Raven but I recognized "nevermore." I once read that his use of that word is connected to the idea of "cellar door" being the most euphonious English phrase. If true it's interesting.
And then but so
goffik
masticating
eructation
possezzed
is this supposed to be harold bloom
Jeepers
What
The
Fuck