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The Literary Novel: Why (and How) You Should Write One

By an Unpublished, Unknown and Very Successful Novelist

She said merely that it was a delightful pastime because, even if the flowers that sprang from the brush were nothing wonderful, at least the work made you live in the company of real flowers, of the beauty of which, especially when you were obliged to study them closely in order to draw them, you could never grow tire.

Marcel Proust, Within a Budding Grove

Introduction

For man (alas) is but the heaven’s sport;
And art indeed is long, but life is short.

Andrew Marvell

Introduction

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