William Black Novelist a Biography
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It was agreed between us that he was to publish the fiction and I the fact, but afterwards he humorously objected that too much truth might ' destroy many a cherished illusion about the imag- inary folk. ' " In one of his letters he wrote Mr. Bowker as fol- lows: "My literary method, as far as describing these out-door things goes, is to represent them as vividly as I can, partly because I think that lends an additional reality to the fictitious personages, but chiefly because I like it, and ch...oose to do my book in my own way; and if any critic tells me that I describe too much scenery, I tell him that is my business and not his. There is another thing. If ever I live to be old and senile, I shall be able to re- call all the beautiful things I have seen, because I have stuck them all into these books of mine. " In another letter he said, speaking of the literary aspirants who like to get some notion of the ways of working of different writers : " With regard to myself, I would not have them imagine that I either practise or recommend a description of scenery as scenery — that is, trying to do in literature what the landscape-painter does in art.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was agreed between us that he was to publish the fiction and I the fact, but afterwards he humorously objected that too much truth might ' destroy many a cherished illusion about the imag- inary folk. ' " In one of his letters he wrote Mr. Bowker as fol- lows: "My literary method, as far as describing these out-door things goes, is to represent them as vividly as I can, partly because I think that lends an additional reality to the fictitious personages, but chiefly because I like it, and ch...oose to do my book in my own way; and if any critic tells me that I describe too much scenery, I tell him that is my business and not his. There is another thing. If ever I live to be old and senile, I shall be able to re- call all the beautiful things I have seen, because I have stuck them all into these books of mine. " In another letter he said, speaking of the literary aspirants who like to get some notion of the ways of working of different writers : " With regard to myself, I would not have them imagine that I either practise or recommend a description of scenery as scenery — that is, trying to do in literature what the landscape-painter does in art.
What to read after William Black Novelist a Biography?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by T Wemyss Thomas Wemyss Reid to read onlineMoreLess
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