Sixty-Four Years As a WriterCaxton Press, 2006 |
Table des matières
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Greenwich Village Days | 34 |
Rogers Terrill Best Editor | 46 |
Marriage and Travel | 54 |
The Saturday Evening Post | 64 |
West Again | 72 |
Research | 187 |
Liveliest Town in the West | 214 |
Bill Johnson River Guide | 222 |
Trails West | 225 |
Treasure in Hells Canyon | 239 |
Eastern Trip 1987 | 247 |
Reprint by Berkley | 259 |
Changing publishers | 266 |
Writing Bend of the Snake | 83 |
Movie Business | 98 |
Change in agents | 108 |
On Stage | 119 |
Western Writers of America | 129 |
The Land Beyond | 136 |
John Sturges | 154 |
Cowboy Hall of Fame | 167 |
They Came to a Valley | 179 |
Albuquerque WWA 1996 | 284 |
Whitman Massacre Symposium | 293 |
PNBA conventions | 302 |
South again in 1999 | 305 |
Helena WWA 2003 | 319 |
Final Words | 327 |
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Page 8 - ... We stopped at the door of the large solitary house, and forgot our discomforts for the moment. Madame ordered tea, and we were all too hungry not to wish to enjoy it. We stood at the bay window of the upper parlour, where we were to take this meal, delighting in the view of the sea; and I remember, though I did not pay much attention to it at the time...
Page 23 - C. two hours a day, five days a week for a total of five weeks.
Page 23 - I know how to write: teach me how to sell.' You've got hold of the wrong end of the stick, gentlemen. I say to you: 'If you have a small spark of talent, I can teach you how to sell. But you'll be the rest of your life learning how to write'." Stanley Vestal taught theory and gave generalized guidance to the students. Foster Harris was what we not so fondly called the "hatchet man.