Literature in the Making By Some of Its Makers
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Dickens would have given him funny whiskers, astigmatism, a shortened leg, a purple nose, and still to make sure we wouldn't mistake him a catch phrase for his utterance.
"Any novelist who has mastered the rudiments of his craft, even though he hasn't an atom of humor in his make-up, can write a Dickens novel, and any publisher will print it for the Christmas trade if it's fairly workman-like, and it will be warmly praised in the reviews. That happens every season.
"And that's why Dickens is a ...bad model. If one must have a model, why not Hall Caine, in- 112 SOME HARMFUL INFLUENCES finitely the superior of Dickens as a craftsman?
Of course, having no humor, he can't be read by people who have, but he knows his trade, where Dickens was a preposterous blunderer." Charles Belmont Davis once told me that a novelist should have some other regular occupa- tion besides writing. I asked Mr. Wilson his opinion on this subject.
"Mr. Davis didn't originate this theory," he said. "It's older than he is.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dickens would have given him funny whiskers, astigmatism, a shortened leg, a purple nose, and still to make sure we wouldn't mistake him a catch phrase for his utterance.
"Any novelist who has mastered the rudiments of his craft, even though he hasn't an atom of humor in his make-up, can write a Dickens novel, and any publisher will print it for the Christmas trade if it's fairly workman-like, and it will be warmly praised in the reviews. That happens every season.
"And that's why Dickens is a ...bad model. If one must have a model, why not Hall Caine, in- 112 SOME HARMFUL INFLUENCES finitely the superior of Dickens as a craftsman?
Of course, having no humor, he can't be read by people who have, but he knows his trade, where Dickens was a preposterous blunderer." Charles Belmont Davis once told me that a novelist should have some other regular occupa- tion besides writing. I asked Mr. Wilson his opinion on this subject.
"Mr. Davis didn't originate this theory," he said. "It's older than he is.
What to read after Literature in the Making By Some of Its Makers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kilmer Joyce to read onlineMoreLess
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