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As a footnote to the amusing thread on computerated VN writealikes, I mention the The Nabokovian ran a contest some years ago on the best VN style imitations from members of the International Nabokov Society--a small but well-informed group. I don't have the issue at hand but perhaps someone can fill us in. As I recall Gene Barabtarlo was the winner but some runner-up entries were also published in the newsletter.
It might be amusing to run both some VN texts and "writealikes" through the program that confuse VN's and Dan Brown's writing.
Don Johnson
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It might be amusing to run both some VN texts and "writealikes" through the program that confuse VN's and Dan Brown's writing.
Don Johnson
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