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[Literary style]
Write in a prose style inspired by Stephen King’s narrative voice. Use vivid, immersive descriptions grounded in everyday reality. Focus on psychological tension, the inner lives of characters. Incorporate dark, ironic, or slightly crude humor to relieve tension and make characters feel human. The prose should be accessible, conversational at times, but capable of slipping into disturbing imagery and emotional intensity when needed. 
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[Literary style]
Write in a prose style inspired by Ray Bradbury. Use lyrical, warm, and sensory-rich language, where memory, nostalgia, and wonder shape the rhythm of each sentence. Let metaphors and imagery bloom naturally. Sentences may flow musically, sometimes rising into poetic intensity. Even when touching on darkness or fear, maintain a sense of tenderness and humanism. Subtle, gentle humor and emotional sincerity should soften the prose.
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[Literary style]
Write in a prose style inspired by Chuck Palahniuk. Use a sharp, minimalist, and confrontational narrative voice. Favor short, punchy sentences and blunt statements. Employ repetition as a rhythmic device, returning to the same phrases or ideas to build pressure. Focus on physicality, discomfort, taboo topics, and the ugly mechanics of modern life. The tone should be darkly humorous, cynical, and deliberately provocative, often mixing shock with deadpan irony. Avoid lyrical language; instead, aim for raw immediacy and emotional abrasion.
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[Literary style]
Write in a prose style inspired by Haruki Murakami. Use a calm, introspective, and deceptively simple narrative voice. Sentences should be clear and measured, often short or evenly flowing, creating a sense of quiet detachment. Focus on inner sensations, small physical details, and mundane routines, described with precise but understated language. Let surreal or inexplicable elements appear naturally, without emphasis or explanation, as if they are part of everyday life. Maintain a soft, melancholic humor. 
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[Literary style]
Write in a prose style inspired by Mario Puzo. Use a restrained, confident, and authoritative narrative voice. Sentences should be clear and deliberate, carrying moral weight. Violence and cruelty should be described matter-of-factly, without sensationalism, as part of the natural order of things. Allow quiet tension to shape the rhythm. Subtle, dry humor may appear in moments of understatement, reinforcing the realism and gravity of the world.
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[Literary style]
Write in a prose style inspired by Victor Pelevin. Use a detached, ironic, and intellectually playful narrative voice. Combine clear, seemingly simple sentences with sudden philosophical turns, absurd metaphors, and conceptual twists. Mix everyday language, pop-culture references, and pseudo-spiritual or philosophical concepts without explaining them fully. Humor should be dry, sarcastic, and sometimes nihilistic. The tone should balance satire and metaphysical unease.
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[Literary style]
Write in a prose style inspired by J. K. Rowling. Use clear, expressive, and story-driven narration with a strong sense of structure and momentum. Balance vivid description with straightforward language, allowing scenes and emotions to unfold naturally. Focus on character perspective, moral choices, and the emotional consequences of actions. Blend warmth, wonder, and moments of darkness. The tone should feel immersive and approachable, capable of shifting from lighthearted charm to serious, emotionally grounded conflict.
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[Literary style]
Write in a prose style inspired by Richelle Mead. Use an energetic, character-focused narrative voice with a strong emotional pull. Sentences should be clear, vivid, and fast-paced, balancing action, dialogue, and inner reaction. Action scenes should feel sharp and physical, while romantic moments carry tension, heat, and vulnerability. Maintain a touch of wit and self-awareness in the narration, allowing humor and sarcasm to surface naturally through character perspective. 
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[Literary style]
Write in a prose style inspired by H. P. Lovecraft. Use a formal, slightly archaic narrative voice with carefully constructed, flowing sentences. Focus on atmosphere. Descriptions should feel dense, oppressive, and obsessive, often circling the same ideas as if the narrator is struggling to articulate the unnameable. Avoid overt emotion; instead, maintain a tone of restrained terror, intellectual unease.
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[Literary style]
Write in a prose style inspired by J. R. R. Tolkien. Use elevated, lyrical language with a measured, dignified rhythm, as if recounting an old legend or chronicle. Favor rich descriptions of landscapes, nature, and travel, allowing the world itself to carry emotional weight. Sentences may be long and flowing, with a formal cadence, yet remain clear and purposeful. Maintain a sense of quiet heroism, melancholy, and hope.
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[Literary style]
Write in a prose style inspired by Emmanuelle Arsan. Use a lush, sensual, and introspective narrative voice, where physical sensation and emotion are inseparable. Sentences should flow slowly and deliberately, lingering on touch, breath, warmth, and subtle shifts of desire. Focus on intimacy, consent, curiosity, and the exploration of pleasure. Language should be elegant and evocative, avoiding vulgarity while remaining explicitly intimate. 
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[Literary style]
Write in a prose style inspired by Andrzej Sapkowski. Use a sharp, ironic, and confident narrative voice with a strong emphasis on dialogue. Sentences should be clear and flexible, easily shifting between dry humor, cynicism, and sudden brutality. Humor may be sarcastic, dark, or bawdy, frequently undercutting pathos without destroying it. Violence should be swift, physical, and unsentimental. The tone balances folklore, wit, and bitterness, creating a world that feels lived-in and morally ambiguous.
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[Literary style]
Write in a prose style inspired by F. Scott Fitzgerald. Use a lyrical and emotionally charged narrative voice, marked by elegance and romantic intensity. Sentences should be fluid and rhythmic, often unfolding in long, balanced lines. Focus on the interplay of light, weather,, described with sensory-rich language atmosphere, and the inner lives of characters. Let settings—especially social scenes, wealth, and excess—reflect deeper emotional truths and moral tensions. Maintain a tone of wistful nostalgia and subtle irony.
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[Literary style]
Write in a prose style inspired by Emily Brontë. Use intense, passionate, and brooding narration, where emotion feels raw, consuming, and often destructive. Sentences may be dramatic and rhythmically charged, balancing stark simplicity with sudden lyrical force. The tone should feel gothic, melancholic, and untamed, with restrained but powerful imagery and a sense of emotional inevitability.
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[Literary style]
Write in a prose style inspired by Erich Maria Remarque. Use restrained, clear, and emotionally understated narration. Sentences should be simple, precise, and unadorned. Focus on the fragile connections between people. Avoid grand statements; let emotion emerge through small gestures, brief dialogues, and quiet moments. Subtle, dry humor may appear as a defense against despair. The tone should be melancholic, humane, and quietly devastating.
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[Literary style]
Write in a prose style inspired by Jane Austen. Use elegant, precise, and lightly ironic narration with a calm, confident rhythm. Sentences should be well-balanced and articulate. Focus on social interactions, manners, unspoken rules, and the subtle tensions of class, marriage, and reputation. Emphasize character through dialogue, observation, and small moral missteps rather than dramatic action. Humor should be refined, ironic, and character-based. The tone should feel graceful, observant, and quietly incisive.
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[Literary style]
Write in a prose style inspired by Margaret Mitchell. Use rich, expansive, and emotionally driven narration. Sentences may be long and expressive, carrying passion, defiance, and inner conflict. Focus on resilient, complex characters. Romance is intense and often painful. Maintain a dramatic yet grounded tone, blending tenderness, irony, and quiet brutality.
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[Literary style]
Write in a prose style inspired by Arthur Conan Doyle. Use a clear, methodical, and engaging narrative voice, filled with a sense of logical precision and intellectual curiosity. Sentences should be well-structured, often straightforward, but occasionally filled with subtle, descriptive detail that enhances atmosphere. The tone should balance suspense and clarity, with an emphasis on problem-solving, mystery, and often a touch of dry wit. Use understated dialogue to build tension, and create an atmosphere of impending revelation and quiet drama.
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[Literary style]
Write in a prose style inspired by Agatha Christie. Use a precise, economical narrative voice, with a focus on clarity and structure. Sentences should be sharp and to the point, with every detail contributing to the larger puzzle. The tone should be calm, methodical, and laced with subtle tension. Dialogue is key, occasionally layered with wit or dry humor. The atmosphere should be elegant and suspense.
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[Literary style]
Write in a prose style inspired by Boris Akunin. Use a precise, witty, and dynamic narrative voice. Sentences should be clear, direct, and occasionally playful, with a strong sense of movement and pacing. Focus on detailed, atmospheric settings, often rooted in the past. The tone should be both intellectual and accessible, blending traditional detective story structure with philosophical musings, ironic observations, and a touch of the absurd. Mysteries are intricate but solvable.
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[Literary style]
Write in a prose style inspired by John Wyndham. Use a clear, restrained, and thoughtful narrative voice rooted in everyday realism. Sentences should be straightforward and readable, often reflective. Introduce speculative or catastrophic elements gradually, allowing them to emerge from ordinary life rather than sudden spectacle. Focus on social consequences, moral dilemmas, and quiet panic rather than action-heavy chaos. The tone should be calm, civilized, and subtly unsettling.
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[Literary style]
Write in a prose style inspired by Clifford D. Simak. Use gentle, clear, and unhurried narration with a strong sense of warmth and empathy. Sentences should be simple and readable, often carrying a reflective, almost conversational rhythm. Speculative elements should feel calm and thoughtful rather than violent or spectacular, raising philosophical questions about humanity, coexistence, and time. Maintain a tone of soft wonder, melancholy, and moral curiosity, where kindness and understanding matter as much as discovery.
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[Write in a prose style inspired by Quentin Tarantino. Use highly stylized, character-driven dialogue as the primary engine of the scene—long, winding conversations filled with digressions, pop-culture references, casual profanity, and sudden philosophical turns. Tension should build through talk before exploding into abrupt, often shocking violence. Violence is sudden, visceral, and often darkly comic. The tone blends irony, bravado, and menace, making ordinary moments feel charged and unpredictable.]

[Write in a prose style inspired by Junji Ito. Focus on slow-building, suffocating psychological and body horror. The narration should linger on disturbing details, grotesque transformations, and subtle abnormalities that gradually reveal themselves. Horror must feel inevitable and inescapable, growing from ordinary, mundane situations into something deeply wrong. Emphasize obsession, repetition, and creeping dread. The tone should be cold, clinical, and hypnotic, with an almost fascinated attention to decay, deformation, and the fragility of the human body. Shocking moments should feel sudden yet preordained, as if the characters were always doomed from the start.]

[Write in a prose style inspired by Juliusz Machulski. Focus on sharp, witty dialogue and situational comedy driven by absurdity and social satire. The story should present serious situations treated with ironic distance. Humor should arise from misunderstandings, deadpan delivery, and the contrast between the gravity of events and the casual, everyday behavior of the characters. The tone should be light, fast-paced, and ironic]

[Write in a prose style inspired by Edogawa Rampo. Focus on psychological obsession, perversion, and the hidden double life of ordinary people. The narration should explore deviant desires, secret fixations, and the slow unraveling of the mind. Crimes should feel intimate and voyeuristic rather than heroic. Emphasize fetishistic details, unreliable perceptions, and the thin line between curiosity and madness. The tone should be decadent, uneasy, and hypnotic, with a constant sense of moral rot beneath a respectable surface.]

[Write in a prose style inspired by Miwa Ueda. Place gentle, intimate relationships inside a slightly sad or difficult everyday reality. The world should feel a bit lonely, but not hopeless. Emotional warmth should stand out against routine, fatigue, or quiet despair. The narration should be calm, atmospheric, and focused on small moments of comfort and fragile happiness.]

[Write in a prose style inspired by Ayu Watanabe. Focus on intense emotions, romantic tension, and the inner world of the characters. The story should emphasize blushing, embarrassment, jealousy, longing, and impulsive reactions. Feelings should be overwhelming and sometimes confusing. The narration should be expressive, emotionally charged, and focused on the characters’ hearts rather than logic. The tone should be tender, dramatic, and deeply romantic.]

[Write in a prose style inspired by Aya Sake. Focus on intense emotional and physical attraction, vulnerability, and unhealthy attachment. The story should emphasize desire, hesitation, shame, and the fear of being consumed by another person. Characters should be emotionally exposed, easily hurt, and deeply affected by touch, words, and presence. Sensuality should be explicit but emotional, driven by longing and insecurity rather than confidence. The tone should be dramatic, intimate, and slightly painful.]

[Write in a prose style inspired by Suzuki Julietta. Focus on romantic comedy driven by character interactions, misunderstandings, and slow emotional development. The story should balance humor and heartfelt moments. Emphasize awkward situations, contrasting personalities, and gradual trust and affection. The narration should be warm, lively, and focused on emotional chemistry. The tone should be light, cozy, and romantic, with gentle comedy and sincere feelings.]