HERE'S THAT ONE BOOK THAT TELLS ALL
ABOUT HOW
TO WRITE--THE MAGIC NAME
OF WRITING TEACHERS:
JACK WOODFORD
If ever one book existed which said all with reference to becoming a writer, JACK WOODFORD ON WRITING is that book. This is the omnibus collection of Woodford's best writings on the subject promised to the public since 1957. For twenty-five years, Jack Woodford's work has been virtually inaccessible. His books have been, in the past, literally picked up and hidden away from the public because Woodford has been considered an Anti-semitic menace to society. Factually, there never existed Anti-semitic slurs in Woodford's novels or books on the subject of writing. Since this is a country that proudly proclaims freedom of the press and further, since Woodford wrote the most cogent essays regarding the subject of becoming a writer, now is the time to mdke his books once more available to the American public... and let us have no more censorship of great American writers in this land of freedom.
Jack Woodford was an American writer who did everything a writer can except win a prize or be accepted by his fellow Americans as the literary legend which he was. Maybe he never wrote the great American Novel, but his body of non-fiction books, including his recently published THE RABELAISIAN LETTERS OF JACK WOODFORD, are a standard by which few American authors can ever surpass. If you never heard of Woodford maybe you ought to shut off your television and take a look: start with this one if you have an interest in literature.
Cat. No.: WW
Price: $8.95
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