John Storm Was Everywhere | Maclean's | DECEMBER 1, 1921
John Storm Was Everywhere SIR HALL CAINE SIR HALL' CAINE has been telling us about his early experiences as a writer, of how it was many times “Greek meet Greek” with him financially in the early days of his struggle for a name, especially when there was a wife and family to be provided for out of his meagre earnings from his pen. He sold his first novels for less than modern fiction writers get for short stories of a few thousand words— and was glad tc take the money. One •of his most popular early works was accepted by a Scotch publisher with many misgivings about the chance he was ...
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