10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «NOVELETTIST»
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novelettist in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
How to Become an Author: A Practical Guide
As one novelettist epigrammatically put it to me : " The smaller the pay, the more
of the Gospel." These figures may startle the inexperienced. It must be admitted,
however, that the amount of brains necessary to the manufacture of a novelette ...
We speak glibly of the world-wide fame of some classic, when, in point of fact, the
people familiar with that classic are isolated specks in the vast, solid mass to
whom some novelettist is a household god. The classic will have, say, one votary
in ...
The poets and playwrights cast envious, yet hopeful, glances on the first three,
and the story writers of Harvard eye with interest Rideout, the novelettist. A
novelettist Rideout most certainly is. The average, careless reader thinks of him
as a ...
4
Library of Southern Literature: Biography
But whatever may be the merits of Molly Moore Davis as poet, romancist,
novelettist, and historian, far greater than any or all of these is Molly Moore Davis,
the woman. All the high qualities of her head are crowned and transcended by
still ...
Edwin Anderson Alderman, Joel Chandler Harris, Charles William Kent, 1909
5
The Works of Leonard Merrick: The actor-manager
The head of the family — the husband of the lady novelettist — was James
Ellerton; he frequently reminded her of it — in fact, it was his misfortune that he
could never forget it himself. He had formerly been a provincial actor — a calling
he ...
6
The Alienist and Neurologist
The "gory knife" of melodrama is no longer sufficient to fix a crime, and even if, as
seems possible, the penny novelettist should kill his hero with radium, why, the
physicist would come along with the electroscope and with it absolutely refute or
...
Charles Hamilton Hughes, 1914
7
The Complete Works: With a Life of the Author Written by Himself
... the editor honestly confessing that it was written by Mr. Eichard Griffith, sou of
Mrs. Griffith the novelettist, himself a wealthy gentleman in Kildare. This
imposture does not occur in Cadell's royal octavo four volume edition,
publishedin 1803, ...
Laurence Sterne, David Herbert, 1882
8
The Venture: An Annual of Art and Literature
Now, it is not that Ouida has gone wrong about these great matters with the
wrongness of the ondon journal novelettist; Ouida's wrongness is the defect of a
phantasmagoric brain. Here we have a case of the romantic temperament in ...
Laurence Housman, William Somerset Maugham, 1905
9
How To Become an Author(Annotated)
I am assured that there is a large and steady demand for novelettes, and that a
practised novelettist with a good connection may rely on continuous employment.
Three thousand words of a novelette can be comfortably written in a working day
...
The head of the family — the husband of the lady novelettist — was James
Ellerton; he frequently reminded her of it — in fact, it was his misfortune that he
could never forget it himself. He had formerly been a provincial actor — a calling
he ...
