>>109362686
Depends whether it's a famous author or some obscure author.
If a famous author, >>109362710 will often work.
If it's not, it's probably easiest to ask your LLM to write instructions for the writer LLM, then give the writer LLM its instructions and 1 or 2 bits of sample text that are representative of the text that you want. (That can just be a generation that you really like.)
e.g. for the "how to write" LLM:
I'm trying to get an LLM to replicate the writing style of the input block of text. Please analyze the writing style of the input, including all of the following AND any other attributes you think are relevant: tone, mood, point of view, voice, vocabulary (is language punchy, what slang is used), diction, punctuation, rhythm, pacing, sentence structure, distribution of sentences that are long and flowing vs. short and fragmented, rhetorical devices commonly used. Write your output in the form of instructions to give to an LLM to replicate the existing style.
Input:
<Copy a few segments of the text here from a few different places in the example.>
And for the writer LLM:
<copy the instructions that the "how to write" LLM gave you here>
Example of good writing style:
<copy some good output here>
or something like that.
