Titlebook: Literature and Journalism; Inspirations, Inters Mark Canada Book 2013 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc. 2013 America.fi

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137329301America; fiction; journalism; news; poetry

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Fame and the Fate of Celebrity,. novelist in American literary history, was once asked by E. B. White what she was doing instead of spending her time writing a sequel to her famous bestseller. “Doing?” she reportedly responded, “It’s a full-time job to be the author of ‘Gone with the Wind.’”.

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Ernest Hemingway in ,stival at the University of North Carolina. The magazine’s program responsibility was “The Novelist as Journalist,” this keynote idea coming from Norman Podhoretz: “We may be looking in the wrong place for the achievements of the creative literary imagination when we look for them only where they were last seen—in novels and plays.”.

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Benjamin Franklin, Literary Journalism, and Finding a National Subject,he literary journalism of his day. Franklin’s recollections in the autobiography tell of Franklin’s hard work at his brother’s press and his having taught himself to write literary journalism by imitating . by Joseph Addison and Richard Steele. He became so skilled at such writing that he was able t

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,Walt Whitman’s Journalism,st carefully tallying that preparatory background.”. Much of this preparation came in the form of the writings he contributed to newspapers during the two decades just before . appeared. Exploring this journalistic apprentice work puts the lie to the standard view of Whitman as a solitary rebel agai