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Dwight V. Swain - Techniques of the Selling Writer (1965)

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To be a writer, a creative person, you must retain your ability to react uniquely. Your feelings must remain your own. The day you mute yourself, or moderate yourself, or repress your proneness to get excited or ecstatic or angry or emotionally involved...that day, you die as a writer.

Dwight V. Swain

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Dwight V. Swain

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Born: 1915
Died: 1992 (aged 77)
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