Why Your Manuscripts Return
Why Your Manuscripts Return
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There should be a strong central interest ; there is room for nothing irrelevant, while the characters should be few and well marked, the dialogue crisp and to the point.
Generally it is wise to avoid very gloomy subjects, and the display of strong passions, which are not viewed with favour. Unless catering for a special public, do not be too subtle ; finesse is likely, in the eye of the strenuous editor, to be mistaken for weakness. Be very shy of indulging a satirical humour, and do not attac...k popular prejudices.
These errors are all possible when your posi- tion is assured. For a beginner a simple domestic story, with a love interest, developed in a bright atmosphere, is likely to be most saleable.
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TO write a readable article it is necessary to have [a) special knowledge of some subject, interesting either inherently or by reason of momentary prominence, or [h) the particular literary gift which enables its owner to select the interesting points in his subject and present them in a delectable shape.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There should be a strong central interest ; there is room for nothing irrelevant, while the characters should be few and well marked, the dialogue crisp and to the point.
Generally it is wise to avoid very gloomy subjects, and the display of strong passions, which are not viewed with favour. Unless catering for a special public, do not be too subtle ; finesse is likely, in the eye of the strenuous editor, to be mistaken for weakness. Be very shy of indulging a satirical humour, and do not attac...k popular prejudices.
These errors are all possible when your posi- tion is assured. For a beginner a simple domestic story, with a love interest, developed in a bright atmosphere, is likely to be most saleable.
OF THE ARTICLE.
TO write a readable article it is necessary to have [a) special knowledge of some subject, interesting either inherently or by reason of momentary prominence, or [h) the particular literary gift which enables its owner to select the interesting points in his subject and present them in a delectable shape.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alexander Good to read onlineMoreLess
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