Father Payne
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The one reason for writing is that the writer sees somethingwhich other people overlook, perceives the beauty and interest of it, getsbehind it, sees the quality of it, and how it differs from other similarthings. If the writer is worth anything, his subject must be so interestingor curious or beautiful to himself that he can't help setting it down. Themotive of it all must be the fact that he is interested--not the hope ofinteresting other people. You must risk that, though the more you areint...erested, the better is your chance of interesting others. Then the nextpoint is that things mustn't be presented in a cold and abstract light--youhave done that here--it must be done as you see it, not as a photographicplate records it: and that is where the personality of the artist comes in, and where writers are handicapped, according as they have or have not apersonal charm. That is the unsolved mystery of writing--the personalcharm: apart from that there is little in it. A man may see a thing withhideous distinctness, but he may not be able to invest it with charm: andthe danger of charm is that some people can invest very shallow, muddled, and shabby thinking with a sort of charm.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The one reason for writing is that the writer sees somethingwhich other people overlook, perceives the beauty and interest of it, getsbehind it, sees the quality of it, and how it differs from other similarthings. If the writer is worth anything, his subject must be so interestingor curious or beautiful to himself that he can't help setting it down. Themotive of it all must be the fact that he is interested--not the hope ofinteresting other people. You must risk that, though the more you areint...erested, the better is your chance of interesting others. Then the nextpoint is that things mustn't be presented in a cold and abstract light--youhave done that here--it must be done as you see it, not as a photographicplate records it: and that is where the personality of the artist comes in, and where writers are handicapped, according as they have or have not apersonal charm. That is the unsolved mystery of writing--the personalcharm: apart from that there is little in it. A man may see a thing withhideous distinctness, but he may not be able to invest it with charm: andthe danger of charm is that some people can invest very shallow, muddled, and shabby thinking with a sort of charm.
What to read after Father Payne?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Benson Arthur Christopher to read onlineMoreLess
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