An Editor’s Tales

An Editor’s Tales by Anthony Trollope, published by Penguin Books in 1993, presents a collection of recollections from a magazine editor. This edition, comprising 375 pages, captures the challenges faced by the editor as he navigates the demands of ambitious yet often untalented writers eager to contribute to his magazine. The stories, originally published in “St Paul’s Magazine,” offer insights into the world of literary ambition and the complexities of editorial decision-making.
Readers will find a blend of fiction and literary exploration as Trollope recounts his experiences with various contributors. The narratives delve into the dynamics between the editor and the writers, highlighting the pressures and expectations inherent in the publishing process. This collection not only reflects the intricacies of editorial work but also serves as a commentary on the nature of literary aspiration and the art of storytelling.
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Brings together the recollections of a magazine editor. Beseiged by ambitious, but frequently untalented writers wishing to contribute to his magazine, he is cajoled, beseached, urged and begged to publish the unpublishable. These short stories first appeared in “St Paul’s Magazine”.
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