An edition of Breaking into print
(1968)
Breaking into print
being a compilation of papers wherein each of a select group of authors tells of the difficulties of authorship & how such trials are met
by Elmer Adler
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Breaking into print: being a compilation of papers wherein each of a select group of authors tells of the difficulties of authorship & how such trials are met
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Table of Contents
On being published, by S. Anderson.
Why does nobody collect me?, by R. Benchley.
The sixth man, by S. V. Benét.
The Writing of East wind: West wind, by P. Buck.
Recipes for writers, by J. B. Cabell.
Post-bellum-pre-Harlem, by C. W. Chesnutt.
On first getting into print, by A. S. Coppard.
The early adventures of Sister Carrie, by T. Dreiser.
Biography and bibliographies. by J. Hergesheimer.
First book, by R. Jeffers.
My memoirs of the Civil War, by M. Kantor.
Alias Kent; by Hogarth, Jr., by R. Kent.
Breaking into print, by S. Lewis.
Getting into print, by W. McFee.
On breaking into type, by H. L. Mencken.
The eighth sin, by C. Morley.
The first seven years, by E. A. Robinson.
Notes for an autobiography, by C. V. Vechten.
My first published book, by H. Walpole.
The writing of Ethan Frome, by E. Wharton.
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Reprint of the 1937 ed.
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