One of the trustiest jokes of the humorous paragrapher is that the editor is in great and constant dread of the young contributor; but neither my experience nor my observation bears out his theory of the case.
An essay by William Dean Howells (1837 –1920), an American realist author and literary critic.
Editor's Relations with the Young Contributor (from Literature and Life)
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