If your writing style includes long, complicated sentences full of grammatical twists and turns and reminiscences of a distant past, you might call it Proustian. Any comparison to Proust is usually based on the seven-volume "À la recherche du temps perdu," or "In Search of Lost Time." A "Proustian memory" is a brief, vivid, sense memory, especially one involving taste, based on the childhood memories that flood Proust's narrator when he eats a madeleine cookie dipped in tea.