The Writer, 37. sējumsThe Writer, 1925 |
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... Limit , 113 Pelley , William Dudley , The Face in the Window , 145 Personal Gossip about Authors , 12 , 44 , 138 , 175 Pettibone , Anita , 60 Phillpotts , Eden , 12 Pictures that Editors Buy , Burges , 49 Plagiarist , Was Poe a , 110 ...
... Limit , 113 Pelley , William Dudley , The Face in the Window , 145 Personal Gossip about Authors , 12 , 44 , 138 , 175 Pettibone , Anita , 60 Phillpotts , Eden , 12 Pictures that Editors Buy , Burges , 49 Plagiarist , Was Poe a , 110 ...
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... limits follow your star . To do what you hate may result in the creation of moral character - though I personally doubt it- but it will not result in the creation of good art . NEW YORK , N. Y. Richard Bowland Kimball . ( To be ...
... limits follow your star . To do what you hate may result in the creation of moral character - though I personally doubt it- but it will not result in the creation of good art . NEW YORK , N. Y. Richard Bowland Kimball . ( To be ...
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... limit at from 1,500 on words . Pays publication . Offers prizes of live quail , pheasants , duck , etc. , to readers who write the best stories about their experience in breeding game . to 2,000 Garden Magazine & Home Builder ( M ) ...
... limit at from 1,500 on words . Pays publication . Offers prizes of live quail , pheasants , duck , etc. , to readers who write the best stories about their experience in breeding game . to 2,000 Garden Magazine & Home Builder ( M ) ...
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... limit at 6,000 words ; prefers wholesome love stories and good humor- ous stories ; pays on acceptance . Good Roads ( M ) , Hibbard - Tree Publishing Co. , 53 Park pl . , New York . $ 3.00 ; 25c . E. W. Tree , edi- tor . Gospel ...
... limit at 6,000 words ; prefers wholesome love stories and good humor- ous stories ; pays on acceptance . Good Roads ( M ) , Hibbard - Tree Publishing Co. , 53 Park pl . , New York . $ 3.00 ; 25c . E. W. Tree , edi- tor . Gospel ...
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... limit to what she can do , and if she is overworked the return of manuscripts may be delayed . For any writer to enclose a self- addressed stamped envelope , instead of just a stamp , with every manuscript he sends out is a simple ...
... limit to what she can do , and if she is overworked the return of manuscripts may be delayed . For any writer to enclose a self- addressed stamped envelope , instead of just a stamp , with every manuscript he sends out is a simple ...
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