The system of competitive examination and the classes
Keeping a journal and the training of the writer
Building castles in the air and the training of the writer
On publishers and their mode of business
More on the half-profit system (against it)
The small daily task of a writer
On publishing stories in parts
The production of novels in serial form
Writing more than one novel at the same time
On the signature of authors on periodical writing
On aspirants and literary injustice
Established reputation in public judgement
Advantages and reward of the successful author
A counsel to the literary aspirant: perseverance and work
The extension of novel-reading and the teaching of the day
The writer of stories must please and teach
Sensational and anti-sensational novels
In a novel, the reader must sympathise with the characters
The writer must have a story to tell
The writer must live with his characters
The language must be intelligible and harmonious
There should be no episodes in a novel
A novel must not create tedium
Intercourse between author and critic
The advanced Conservative-Liberal
The advanced Conservative-Liberal (II)
International copyright between the United States and Great Britain
Travelling with the object of writing
More in amount than the works of any other living English author
| Copyright © | Anthony Trollope, 1883 |
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By the same author  | There are no more works at Badosa.com |
| Date of publication | November 2003 |
| Collection | Worldwide Classics |
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