If it Doesn’t Work, Burn it

Take some practical tips about writing by the illustrious Mark Twain. The secret is to share your work with a large cross section of people (listed one by one in this video), then, if a book fails to please, burn it.

For some reason this video is also narrarated by John Lithgow, which makes me a little giddy.

(via The Book Design Review)

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One Response to “If it Doesn’t Work, Burn it”

  1. Kathryn Says:
    May 4th, 2009 at 1:09 pm

    The video is an illustration of one chapter from the book WHO IS MARK TWAIN? and John Lithgow provided the voice for the audio book. Check it out here: http://theharperstudio.com/authorsandbooks/marktwain/

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