A Book for would-be Authors.
By FLORA KLICKMANN,
_Editor of “The Girl’s Own and Woman’s Magazine”; Author of
“The Flower-Patch among the Hills,” “Between the Larch-Woods
and the Weir,” etc._
(1) MSS. THAT FAIL. WHY THEY FAIL.
(2) ON TRAINING YOURSELF FOR LITERARY WORK.
(3) THE HELP THAT BOOKS CAN GIVE.
(4) POINTS A WRITER OUGHT TO NOTE.
(5) AUTHOR, PUBLISHER, & PUBLIC.
It is unique in its own line, breezily written, and crammed full of
interest and information for those who read, as well as for those who
want to write. Coming from so experienced an Editor it cannot fail to
be authoritative.
=The Bookman= says: “The fresh and original standpoint
from which the book is penned, the innumerable new and
entertaining stories, the humour, wisdom, expert knowledge
and common sense, make the LURE OF THE PEN not only
invaluable to the literary aspirant, but also a work of
amusement, interest and information to the general reader.”
LONDON: 4, BOUVERIE STREET, E.C. 4; and at all Bookshops.
“A pendant to ‘The Flower-Patch Among the Hills,’ and every
whit as delightful.”—=The Graphic.=
EVERYONE SHOULD READ
the New Book of Cheerfulness
BY THE AUTHOR OF
“THE FLOWER-PATCH AMONG THE HILLS.”
Between the
Larch-woods
and the Weir
Large
Crown 8vo,
Cloth,
=7=/- net.