July 1970
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Articles
Let Us Now Appraise Famous Writers
First thing in the morning write down "The." Then follow with another word, then another.... Such advice and more goes out to the would-be author from the Stratford-on-Avon of correspondence schools. A successful author, self-taught, here tells about the fun and profit, or profit at least, in teaching writing for fun and profit.
King of the River
The Voices and Visions of Aldous Huxley
The Strayed Message
The Flicks in France
The Peripatetic Reviewer
The Space Within the Heart
One Down
A Family Failure
An Eye for an Eye
Old Wives' Tales
Richard Lindner
The Neophiliacs
The 100 Most Important People in the World Today
Lost Names
The World of Hirschfeld
Europe
Untitled
Cambodia
Object Lesson
“Every writer worth his salt develops, after a time, his own style.” -Faith Baldwin, Principles of Good Writing, FWS textbook.
The Recruiting Officer
Washington
Surviving
The Little Big Man Who Laughs at the Law
The Way It All Comes Loose
The Professor Waking
In Search of Nan Page
The subject of this portrait is a Manhattan movie director; the name is fictitious.
A Prophet as the Time of Day
Murder in the Schoolroom
Isaac Bashevis Singer Scoffs
