The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-11-13
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The following d taken from the Ar
ranbee News. and il something or al
satire on correspondence school au-
t~horship.' The lesson begins a. fol.
lows:
To begin with. there are four kinds.
OF novels: the society novel. the sun
shine novel. the realistic novel, tie adj
venture novel There - TO be sure.
"A anh kind. the literary novel. but
as YOU can. nnd a market for this
variety, We won't discuss IL here. The.
most important part Of a novel n the'
berinninr. 20 We wiil give YOU extra
thorough instruction for that. trust
INK hat having u sood start you cau
keep going Cor some time by yourself
nut before even the beginning. you
must decide nrst what kind OF novel
you Will write. I'm order to help YOU
as much as possible We vii supply
you with the opening paragraph OF
40 Of each Kind. Take your pick.
Copy the one you decide on. six
times. That IL equivalent to crankng
up on the seventh time over. let go
Q fyour seat aud plunge. Keep on
going until you a az gae Here
they are.
This Society Novel.
Reginald gave an admiri1g glance
az the silk G ankles Of his fair
companion. she had calmly crossed
her-Cbo careful at tho start not to
shock your readers even at the cos
of rorettioaj her ankles aud now
% your acat and plunge Keep on
her goid-tipped cigarette. No. Reg
sic Van stuart. / have decided that
our trial marriage must end. I shall
resume my maiden uame Eldrice Del
sane. Csee how clevorly both are
now introduced by their right names"l
! cannot love a man who lispS when
he a
The sunshine Novel.
Little Goldie, they galI me. .ir You
see. when mother died. I was the oil.
est OF six wary the number for the
' sake OF pathosl and so / had Toto
look after-after the rest. O'se ~,
dash frequently: its good for a sob
But. sir. there wasn't any more mo.
ncy,-aud We were hungry, and So
so ! used TO tell them stories : .ol'
them about the country. where tner.
was lots 60 eat-and I used Go sins
SONGS 20 them. And now ] can't boz.
heve hat o are going Co take poo,
out 90 tho green grass and flowers.
The Realistic Notci.
Life Is O serious proposition 'ol
those whose income is not commcn.
surate with their expenditure
Science tells M that AN cuuablc diFtri.
hu.ion Of the worlds wealth woul,
insure everyone q fair living But DO
The soualid. dowu-at-tho-honl tone.
meats AZ the edge Of the grimy cif,
OF y quality was ar "a low ohb Til
cans over-rustcd the scsnty grass
Ash barrels spcweI forth the sorrs
yestments Of the destitute. tThis car
be made into almost any kind OF q
s.ory)
The Adventure Novel
Hist gaspod Jack us the warning
creak OF a loose board told that the,
had been discovered. who's there7'
came "a throaty ruttorai C'gutter3l'
lndlcates "a. once that-tho yiFiisn a
Germany from the areaway, aud the
binding rays Of "a lash lamp jazzle,
the two crouchcd behind the barrel Of
looted treasure. A. e. sudden uois.
behind him. Red turned 40 confront
For anyone who i1 seriously con.
slderiug that In order 20 reese oual
later on, ne must put his l1tercstiu-
life experience into print Ia the form
81 "a 1916 chest seller" there are sew.
oral books on "WrIt.uE "a EoNDI' .
"Photoplly" or % "Sh0r story 90 no
public library which would bee worth
looking over DofOr" paying out mouet
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