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There would seem to be four stages in the composition of a story. First comes the germ of the story, then a period of more or less conscious meditation, then the first draft, and finally the revision, which may be simply ‘pencil work’ as John O’Hara calls it — that is, minor changes in wording — or may lead to writing several drafts and what amounts to a new work.


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Poet critic Boswell of the Lost Generation of which he himself was a member savior of Faulkner's dwindling reputation editor of Kerouac's On the Road discoverer of John Cheever Cowley knew everybody and wrote about them with sharp insight. His biggest impact was from 1929 through 1944 when he was an assistant editor at The New Republic.

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