figures

[lapsedmodernist]

You're Mikhail Bulgakov's Master and
Margarita. You are a thinly veiled
allegory. Or, you're the devil, or someone
who is easily fooled. Or you are the regime.
Or, you're a cat. You are confusing to the
untrained eye, you little dissenter, you.


To which work of fiction on my shelf are you most similar?
brought to you by Quizilla

Comments

which fiction?

[(Anonymous)]

You are most similar to David Foster Wallace's Infinite Jest. You are verbose, intelligent, and funny. Though popular and the defining example of the undefineable, you are still somehow a rare gem in these postmodern, postcolonial times. I like you on many levels, although I may disagree with the means you execute to reach your ultimate goal.




i can live with this.

seltix

uh huh...

[spawnsong.livejournal.com]

You are most similar to Octave Mirbeau's Torture
Garden. You are a sickening work of art.
You excite me and disgust me at the same time.


(http://quizilla.com/users/macdonnachaidh/quizzes/To%20which%20work%20of%20fiction%20on%20my%20shelf%20are%20you%20most%20similar%3F/)

[hadaly.livejournal.com]

I am sort of obsessed with this book, but I tried not to choose all the answers that would bring this result. I guess I still chose enough.


You are most similar Thomas Pynchon's The Crying
of Lot 49. You go on hunts for something
you think exists, but never really determine
anything. You abandoned everything to search
for something in California, turned into a
paranoid conspiracy theorist, and became an
accidental philatelist. I don't like you so
much, but you don't mind because you're highly
regarded by the rest of intelligent society for
some reason I have yet to understand.

Me too

[nuncstans.livejournal.com]

You're Mikhail Bulgakov's Master and
Margarita. You are a thinly veiled
allegory. Or, you're the devil, or someone
who is easily fooled. Or you are the regime.
Or, you're a cat. You are confusing to the
untrained eye, you little dissenter, you.


To which work of fiction on my shelf are you most similar?
brought to you by Quizilla

Also, can I just point out that Infinite Jest came up, again, last night, and that The Crying of Lot 49 was previously stolen from a certain party guest.

Oh sure

[(Anonymous)]

You are most similar to James Joyce's Finnegans Wake. You are complex, well read, and fascinating. I love you. I love you more every time I see you. You are the ultimate person.

Well, well, well. Look what total confusion gets me.

ZP