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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"aspiring writers"”.

  1. Aspiring Writers and the Conditions of Authorship, 1870–1914

    This study examines the aspiring writer in Britain between 1870 and 1914. It shows how, in a new era of mass literacy, universal schooling, a burgeoning publishing industry, and a fledging literary advice industry, there was a large stratum of ordinary people who aspired and attempted to write. …

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  2. Professional Writers, Personality Types, & Genre Choice

    … is, Are there associations between professional writers' personality types and the genres in which they write? Accordingly, data were collected via interviews with and surveys of professional writers. In Phase I of the research study, three face-to-face interviews with writers representative of …

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  3. The quest for meaning in "Don Quijote de la Mancha".

    … is also a book in which a legion of readers and aspiring writers dwell, and whose background knowledge at times clashes and at other times merges with the knight errant's to create a vivid theatrical atmosphere. This dissertation, The Quest for Meaning in Don Quijote de la Mancha, applies …

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  4. Making It Pay to be a Fan: The Political Economy of Digital Sports Fandom and the Sports Media Industry

    … business model relied on the desperation of aspiring writers only as long as those writers were unpaid. The second case study is of DraftKings and Fanduel, the industry leaders in the fantasy sports genre of daily fantasy sports (DFS). These two companies have seemingly overnight taken over …

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