John Steinbeck, The Guardian © |
24.2.14
John Steinbeck on writing
I received a brief telephone call in 1964 from a stranger. I thought I might meet the caller, the Nobel & Pulitzer prize writer, John Steinbeck, but all he wanted from me was information about the whereabouts of a mutual friend. Pity, it probably would have been a memorable experience. I never learned how he got my telephone number or why he selected me from a large number of friends to call.
Brainpickings seem to have printed Mr. Steinbeck's advice on writing, part of a larger series of a vast number of other writers.
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