| 1 | Author: | Le Gallienne, Richard | Requires cookie* |
| Title: | Imperishable Fiction: An Inquiry into the Short Life of the
'Best Sellers' Reveals the Methods Which Brought into Being the Novels that
Endure  | ||
| Published: | 1994 | ||
| Subjects: | University of Virginia Library, Text collection | UVA-LIB-Text | ||
| Description: | THE longevity of trees is said to be in proportion to the slowness of their growth. It has to do no little as well with the depth and area of their roots and the richness of the soil in which they find themselves. When the sower went forth to sow, it will be remembered, that which soon sprang up as soon withered away. It was the seed that was content to "bring forth fruit with patience" that finally won out and survived the others. | ||
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