Synopsis
Offers advice on setting up an office, keeping a journal, taking writing courses, working as a freelance reviewer or journalist, and preparing manuscripts for submission
Reviews
This sensible volume urges a mellow, reflective attitude for senior citizens thinking of becoming writers. Oldsters who've postponed, neglected, or only dreamed of writing for publication are prodded to get busy, using their ample time to mine stored experiences and insights. Reading, taking a course, or otherwise brushing up on writing techniques is suggested. Nostalgia pieces; travel writing; book, theater, or movie reviewing; ghosting; and collaboration with notable persons, along with fiction, poetry, books, articles and other forms, are examined. Readers who liked Knott's Writing for the Joy of It ( LJ 4/15/83) will welcome this latest book. William A. Donovan, Chicago P.L.
Copyright 1986 Reed Business Information, Inc.
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