Monologue to the Maestro | Esquire | OCTOBER 1935
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Monologue to the Maestro | Esquire | OCTOBER 1935
Novelist as a Vocation: The master storyteller on writing and creativity
He said that it’s a very good idea that after you write a little bit, stop and then copy it. Because while you’re copying it, you’re thinking about it, and it’s giving you other ideas. And that’s the way I work. And it’s marvelous, just wonderful, the relationship between working and copying.
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