Book-Study
Authors should write for readers who genuinely seek their work, not for uninvited audiences.
See SURPRIZES IN BOOKS.
BOOKS AND WORTH
Browning would never write for a magazine. He wrote: “I can not bring myself to write for periodicals. If I publish a book, and people choose to buy it, that proves they want to read my work. But to have them to turn over the pages of a magazine and find me--that is to be an uninvited guest.”
