#docjazz

Poor money planning is my problem as well, but I like to tell people it's because of the economy. It's all Obama's fault.

I think it's perfectly acceptable to discard some results...that first one was an anomaly, and is therefore meaningless. Also, that test is full of shit, because I do not write like any of those people, even if I wanted to believe it. if it had given me Christopher Paolini, I think that would have been a little closer to accurate.

*mutters* of course, I might have a whole series of novels published too, if my mommy and daddy owned their own publishing company and took me on a nationwide tour to promote my book...

Are you doing NaNoWriMo this year, too? The book I switched to is 5 Claw (I'll worry about that title later...) the same one I've been starting over and over again since 2007. I posted a chapter of it somewhere, but it's different now. Basically, it's about this girl who gets a job at this institution that believes all knowledge should be accessible to everyone, whether you have money or not. (not quite a college, since you can only learn things, you can get credits or a degree or even a certification in anything, and you can learn absolutely ANYTHING you choose) But if you do have money, you can hire private tutors or "Agents" to come to your house and teach you whatever you want. So there's this town where weird things happen, and all the events always surround the white mansion (Elysium) that sits on top of a hill overlooking the city. The occupants are a man known only as "Claw" and his servant. The servant calls up the institute to hire an Agent to teach Claw to read, and the new girl is the only person who hasn't attempted the assignment yet, so they give it to her (none of the other Agents could get past the gates, for one reason or another). Then when she gets there, she's allowed in and basically all this crazy shit goes down (I'm not even sure I could summarize anything past this point, but that's pretty accurate)