Editor's Relations with the Young Contributor (from Literature and Life) by William Dean Howells
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It will take far oftener than anything he attempts perfunctorily; and
even if the editor thinks it will not take, and feels obliged to return it for that reason, he will return it with a real regret, with the honor and affection which we cannot help feeling for any one who has done a piece of good work, and with the will and the hope to get something from him that will take the next time, or the next, or the next. PG EDITOR'S BOOKMARKS: An artistic atmosphere does not create artists Any sort of work that is slighted becomes drudgery Put aside all anxiety about style Should sin a little more on the side of candid severity Trouble with success is that it is apt to leave life behind Work would be twice as good if it were done twice |
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