Determiner Adjective Noun: preposition Noun Noun Noun

[Albert]

You can read the novel here:

https://chief-puffy-bill.glitch.me/

Here's an excerpt:

Pronoun verb determiner noun preposition noun preposition Pronoun verb verb verb determiner noun preposition number preposition determiner adjective noun preposition Noun Noun. Pronoun verb preposition determiner adjective adjective noun determiner verb pronoun preposition noun preposition Noun Noun — conjunction adverb determiner verb, preposition adjective adjective noun, number adjective noun preposition noun.

Here's the repo:

https://github.com/Albert/Determiner-Adjective-Noun-preposition-Noun-Noun-Noun

I don't meet the 50k minimum... But neither did Fitzgerald, so I'm aight w it.

[Albert]

O, also, for comparison against original...

https://www.gutenberg.org/files/64317/64317-h/64317-h.htm

[hugovk]

Good stuff!

If you put the source code as an appendix, you'd be over 50k :)

[Albert]

Thx for the suggestion.

I sorta feel torn. I don't want to inflate the word count only for the sake of the challenge cuz there's something about it's current state that is more philosophically pure. Its parity with the original text is an essential and important quality to it.

I guess I feel comforted by the idea that: if Nanowrimo inspired Fitzgerald to write The Great Gatsby, it would have been a better choice for his work to stop where he did (shy of 50k) and not technically complete the challenge's somewhat arbitrary (though totally understandable) length requirement.