What's Your Literary Personality
Posted by: Denelle
I found this lovely quiz on another blog I frequently visit (A Brooklyn Life) and thought it was amusing and that most of you would get a kick out of it.
Your Literary Personality
It's only 20 questions and takes less than 5 minutes to complete.
And what am I??
I think I've just been insulted.
I found this lovely quiz on another blog I frequently visit (A Brooklyn Life) and thought it was amusing and that most of you would get a kick out of it.
Your Literary Personality
It's only 20 questions and takes less than 5 minutes to complete.
And what am I??
You scored as A classic novel.
Almost everyone showers praise upon you for your depth and enduring relevance. According to your acolytes, everything you say is timeless, erudite and meaingful. Of course, none of them actually listen to you. Nobody listens to you at all, but it's fashionable to claim you as a friend. Fond of obscure words, antiquated notions and libraries, you never have a problem finding someone to hang out with. The fact that they end up using you to balance their kitchen tables is an unfortunate side effect, but you're used to being used for others' benefit. Oh the burden of being Great.
I think I've just been insulted.
you're insulted? I'm a coloring book
"Children love you--and so do many adults. They find you approachable, simple and friendly, all of which perfectly describe you. Instead of throwing big words around, you communicate in the international language of pictures. In order to be as open as possible, you present yourself simply, allowing those around you to customize you to their liking. Sometimes this results in you turning into a primitive masterpiece, and other times you resemble a schizophrenic's daydream. So long as the one talking to you understands you, you're happy. Zen and the art of crayon-sharpening."
fah-reaky
Posted by
Liz |
Thu Nov 16, 02:14:00 PM 2006
I was a "classic novel" too. Grrr. I think I do feel insulted. :-)
Posted by
chantell |
Thu Nov 16, 04:12:00 PM 2006
I was a classic novel also. What's weird is that it was actually pretty close to describing me!
Posted by
Anonymous |
Mon Nov 20, 12:07:00 AM 2006