Why Authors
Why Authors Go Wrong, and Other Explanations
作者：Overton, Grant M. (Grant Martin), 1887-1930
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章节目录
共 10 段- There are those, of course, who see no moral explanation of
- Mr. BROWNELL: What, six? Then he has more readers than can b
- In the strict sense, anything that happens is news. Everybod
- The novelist who has aimed at nothing beyond the “good story
- The troubles of a literary editor are the troubles of his fr
- The lesson of flexibility has been fully mastered by at leas
- The sale, within ten years, of 670,733 copies of Gene Stratt
- But perhaps the greatest element in predetermining the possi
- The answer is that in his main narrative Mr. Hergesheimer ha
- They, in all probability, will figure out that the story has