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Before modification by Praziquantel at 04/06/2011 12:57:40 AM

There are always people out there who would claim that men and women write inherently different types of fiction/language/whatever. The latest such is V.S. Naipaul. I have always been sceptical of the claim and I find it absurd that a well respected author like Naipaul, who has spent his writing life tackling another form of marginalisation, would spout such nonsense.

Anyway. Here is a test. I'd be interested to hear what you get, as a semi-scientific sampling of the reading public (please let me know if you get something right because you recognise the passage).

Oh, I've only read 3 of the works...

House for Mr. Biswas
Midnight's Children
The Blind Assassin

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