The text analyzer at I Write Like says I write like:

Behind the Scenes: Vladimir Nabokov (um, thanks, but I don't think so)

Big Mac Reads Something Purple: James Joyce (?)

Burning Man Brony: William Gibson

Changeling Dream: J. R. R. Tolkien (???)

Corpse Bride: J. R. R. Tolkien (?)

The Detective and the Magician chapters:

1. Arthur Conan Doyle

2. J. K. Rowling

3. Arthur Conan Doyle

4. Ian Fleming

5. Ian Fleming

6/ Arthur Conan Doyle

7. Arthur Conan Doyle

8. Arthur Conan Doyle

9. Arthur Conan Doyle

10. Arthur Conan Doyle

11. Arthur Conan Doyle

Fluttershy's Night Out:

1. Neil Gaiman

2. George Orwell

3. Neil Gaiman

Friends, With Occasional Magic: Chuck Palahniuk

Long Distance: Leo Tolstoy

Mortality Report: J. K. Rowling

Moving On chapters:

1. Neil Gaiman

2. Dan Brown

3. William Gibson

4. Chuck Palahniuk

5. J. K. Rowling

6. J. K. Rowling

7. J. K. Rowling

Pony Tales:

1. Happy Thoughts: J. R. R. Tolkien (wrong)

2. Mare of the Rings (Tolkien parody): J. R. R. Tolkien

3. The Green Hills of Equestria (a Hemingway parody): Stephen King

- Hemingway's The Green Hills of Africa: Rudyard Kipling

4. Shipping Costs (comedy): James Joyce (?)

5. No Regrets (sad): Chuck Palahniuk (okay, it's a fair cop)

6. The Pony Side (Star Wars parody): Cory Doctorow

7. Twenty-One (comedy): Chuck Palahniuk

8. Game of Immortals: Oscar Wilde (ooh, nice catch!)

9. The Pony (Edgar Allen Poe parody): J. R. R. Tolkien

- Poe's "The Raven": William Shakespeare

10. Sombra's Curse (comic horror): H. P. Lovecraft (also a fair cop)

11. The Ones who Walk Away from Equestria: J. R. R. Tolkien (kinda sorta)

The Saga of Dark Demon King Ravenblood Nightblade:

1. Neil Gaiman

2. Stephanie Meyer — dammit, this thing is obviously broken!

Severus Spike: J. K. Rowling (well, I should hope so!)

Sisters:

1. Socks!: J. K. Rowling

2. Betting the Moon: J. K. Rowling

Trust: Ian Fleming

Twenty Minutes:

1. Ian Fleming

2. Harry Harrison

Twilight Sparkle and the Quest for Anatomical Accuracy: Dan Brown

I don't think this analyzer knows very many writers. Looks like I need to read something by Ian Fleming.