...book — even such a commercially modest success as mine has been — means in the Englishspeaking world not merely a moderate financial independence,...papers, but hearing and touching at first hand the big questions that sway men, the initiatives that shape human affairs. . . . To be a literary artist is...

...the greenest of novices in literary adventure, but, quite like an HG Wells, he meets in his community "philosophers, scientific men, soldiers, artists,...men, politicians of all sorts, the rich, the great." He is underpaid and overworked. He has no time to give his writings literary finish; and, in the end,...

...deepest poverty, its good deeds and most hideous crime. Mr. HG Wells says of writers that "they meet philosophers, scientific men, soldiers, artists, professional men, politicians of all sorts, the rich, and the As illustrating the high place a man may make for himself while writing for the news department...

...book — even such a commercially modest success as mine has been — means in the English-speaking world not merely a moderate financial independence,...papers, but hearing and touching at first hand the big questions that sway men, the initiatives that shape human affairs. . . . To be a literary artist is...

...• even such a commercially modest success as mine has been — means in the English-speaking work not merely a moderate financial independence, but...papers but hearing and touching at first hand the big questions that sway men, the initiatives that shape hull. G. WELLS man affairs. . . . To be a literary...