How to Write a Novel
by Grant Richards
Publisher: ManyBooks 1901
ISBN/ASIN: 1104133350
Number of pages: 115
Description:
This little book is one which so well explains itself that no introductory word is needed; and I only venture to intrude a sentence or two here with a view to explain the style in which I have conveyed my ideas. I desired to be plain and practical, and therefore chose the direct and epistolary form as being most suitable for the purpose in hand.
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