Seems everyone is playing with
this today.
Trial texts by Dickens, Lovecraft and Shakespeare were correctly identified but it curiously identified Sonnet 116 "Let me not to the marriage of true minds..." as being like Dickens.
Text: Paragraphs from "How to be Topp" by Nigel Molesworth (aided by Goeffrey Willans) -- James Joyce
Text: House of lords science select committee report on complementary medicine -- H. P. Lovecraft
Text: O2 broadband terms and conditions -- Dan Brown
Text: My writing about computer games and sex -- H. P. Lovecraft
Text: My writing about condoms -- Chuck Palanuik
Text: My writing about multi-tasking -- Stephen King (I should bloody sue)
Text: Gettysburg address -- H. P. Lovecraft
Text: A DIY guide to vacuum cleaner repair -- Stephen King
Text: Potato Junkie by Therapy? (I'm bitter, I'm twisted, James Joyce is fucking my sister) -- George Orwell
Text: Section 47 of the Digital Economy Act -- Issac Asimov (if anything the DEB writer should be offended here)
Text: ZX81 instruction manual -- Stephen King
Text: BBC article about Tiger Woods using new golf club -- Shakespeare
Text: Lyrics to space Oddity -- James Fenimore Cooper
Text: Middle chapter from Moby dick -- H. P. Lovecraft
Text: Lyrics to Wannabe by the Spice Girls -- Issac Asimov (oooh, so nearly right)
Text: Wikipedia entry about Charles Dickens -- Charles Dickens (did have some short quotes by him though)