Advice From the Archives
AN INTERVIEW WITH HEMINGWAY |
"Study the writers' magazines and pound hell out of the typewriter."
—Erle Stanley Gardner
"Sorry—if I had any advice to give I'd take it myself."
—John Steinbeck
"The new writer should observe, listen, look ? and then write. Nothing begets better writing than the simple process of writing."
—Rod Serling
"The beginning writer needs talent, application and aspirin. If he wants to write just to make money, he is not a writer."
—James Thurber
"Beware of advice—even this."
—Carl Sandburg
