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What kind of epistolary reader are you?
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Letters or diaries, ink or inbox, pen pals or close ties: your taste in stories told through documents, scored. Real scores from 0 to 100 on each dimension, not a box, and the puck notices how you answer, not only what.
Your epistolary taste
Where you lean right now, as numbers. Each bar runs from one pole to the other.
How you answered
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Is this scientific?
No. It's a taste read built on a few well-studied preference patterns, for fun. Your scores describe what you reach for right now, not who you are.
What does epistolary mean?
A story told through documents: letters, diary entries, emails, messages. The word comes from epistle, an old name for a letter.
Why are the picks all books in letters?
Because those are the ones our catalog can find by form: a short shelf of books told in letters, best known first. Diary novels aren't marked in it yet, so a Diaries lean gets the letter books too.
Why does it care how I answered?
The puck notices how you answer, not only what. Where you paused or went back and forth, your taste probably depends on the book. Where you answered fast, you know your mind.