Live from the story: how to edit a manuscript - How to publish a book: practical advice

Hiltraud Casper

Casa editrice: Trainera

Sinossi

The men and women who dedicate themselves to the difficult profession of writing novels, short stories, stories, in short, have amazed the world with their works, enamored all kinds of readers with their pose and verb, and have been considered in some cases rebellious. by his attitude. The greatest praise and the sharpest criticism have been written about them. They have been demonized as revolutionaries, branded as bohemians and adored as true 'dandies'. Even some less fortunate have become martyrs at the same time as many others have 'starved' in absolute anonymity. With all this and the vital need to tell something, the world of letters attracts people who want success and recognition. However, it is increasingly difficult to achieve literary glory although, on occasions,

Disponibile da: 10/06/2023.

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