Pardoned for Writing Well
David MillsPractical insights into the craft of writing
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The Craft: Never pitch an article the way the writing books tell you
You will only encourage the editor to ignore you
Many books on freelance writing, I told a friend who’d asked how to pitch an article, have a chapter on writing winning submission letters which tell you to do all sorts of cutesy attention-...
Insight: G. K. Chesterton on alliteration
You can't avoid it
The English writer and journalist G. K. Chesterton was what we now call a public intellectual, and one in an age that liked its public intellectuals to have distinctive personalities, to perform as well as think, and exp...
Insight: Michael Caine on building on who you are
Use your voice
The winner of two Academy Awards for supporting actor and nominated for four awards for best actor, Michael Caine reflected not only on the craft of acting but on what being an actor required of a person. He discussed this i...
The Craft: Don’t listen to all your critics
Just the kind ones, and especially your editors, even if they’re unkind
I’d written about how hard getting better as a writer is and how much pain the would-be better writer must endure. Quoting Matthew 5:11, the writer John Byron Kuhner (...
Insight: Wilfrid Sheed on the writer’s voice
The self behind the sentences
Wilfrid Sheed, the son of the Catholic writers and publishers Frank Sheed and Maisie Ward Sheed, and godson of G. K. Chesterton, was a “wittily satirical man of letters who drew upon his Anglo-American backgro...
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