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In 'The Writing of the Short Story' by Lewis Worthington Smith, readers are treated to a comprehensive guide on the art of crafting short stories. Smith delves into the intricate process of developing characters, creating engaging plots, and perfecting narrative styles, making this book a valuable resource for aspiring writers. His literary style is clear and insightful, providing practical advice while also exploring the deeper aspects of storytelling. Set within the context of the 20th century literary scene, Smith's work stands out as a timeless gem that continues to inspire modern writers.…mehr

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In 'The Writing of the Short Story' by Lewis Worthington Smith, readers are treated to a comprehensive guide on the art of crafting short stories. Smith delves into the intricate process of developing characters, creating engaging plots, and perfecting narrative styles, making this book a valuable resource for aspiring writers. His literary style is clear and insightful, providing practical advice while also exploring the deeper aspects of storytelling. Set within the context of the 20th century literary scene, Smith's work stands out as a timeless gem that continues to inspire modern writers. With examples taken from classic short stories to illustrate his points, readers are given a hands-on approach to learning the craft. Lewis Worthington Smith, a renowned professor of creative writing, draws on his extensive experience in the field to offer an authoritative guide that educates and inspires. Anyone looking to hone their skills in short story writing would benefit greatly from studying this insightful book by Smith. With its wealth of knowledge and practical advice, 'The Writing of the Short Story' comes highly recommended for writers of all levels.

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Lewis Worthington Smith, an erudite figure in the realm of American literature during the late 19th and early 20th centuries, significantly contributed to the understanding and craft of short story writing. Born in the wake of the Civil War, Smith's literary journey was profoundly influenced by the societal transformations of his time. His insightful work, 'The Writing of the Short Story', offers an in-depth exploration of the nuances and techniques essential to the genre, and remains a coveted resource for aspiring writers and literary scholars alike. A characterization of Smith's literary style reveals a meticulous attention to narrative structure and character development, a reflection of the formalist approaches predominant in his era. His writings echo the pedagogical inclinations of a seasoned academic, marked by clarity, coherence, and a profound appreciation for the delicate art of storytelling. His contributions extend beyond the mere aesthetics of short fiction, delving into the psychological underpinnings and thematic resonances that define the most enduring works. Smith's legacy, though perhaps not as widely recognized as some of his contemporaries, endures through his instructional prowess and keen insights into the enduring power of the short story.