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Contemporary readers are exposed to long lost reflections and opinions on writing through this collection of the most fascinating of the essays, interviews, profiles, and articles featured in Writer's Digest Magazine over the course of more than eight decades. 15,000 first printing.
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Writer/editor Sexton presents a sampling of the views of authors published in Writer's Digest from 1920 to the present. These "legends" include unknowns as well as best-selling authors, e.g., Jack Kerouac (on whether writers are born or made), Stephen King (on the horror story market), Rod Serling (on writing for TV), and Joyce Carol Oates (giving a rare interview). The anthology includes brief author bios, and quirky classifieds and personals appearing in past issues. Annotation ©2008 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)
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