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“The basic rule [of writing] given us was simple and heartbreaking. A story to be effective had to convey something from the writer to the reader, and the power of its offering was the measure of its excellence. Outside of that, there were no rules.”

John Steinbeck

Posted on February 27, 2011March 29, 2013Author cwq

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