Jack London was one of the most popular American writers and the highest paid of the 1900s. In a 1903 article for “The Editor” magazine, he shared the secrets of how he learned to write, persevere, and become a famous author. Discover these secrets in this new video on the Youtube channel.
I previously shared London’s advice in a blog post, but now I have updated and expanded that post and turned it into this video.
You can click on the CC button for subtitles. I’d love for this video to inspire as many writers as possible. You can help by giving it a like on YouTube to encourage the algorithm to share it with more people.
And I always love hearing your thoughts in the comments. Thank you!
**FURTHER RESOURCES**:
- 📬 My email newsletter, The Inkwell: https://nicolebianchi.com/newsletter/
- 📝 Full 1903 Jack London Article, “Getting into Print” from The Editor Magazine: https://slate.com/human-interest/2015/07/jack-london-the-author-s-writing-advice.html
- 📝 “Four Legs Good: The Life of Jack London” by Caleb Crain in The New Yorker: https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2013/10/28/four-legs-good
- 📝 “Jack London, Rags to Riches and Back Again” by Joy Lazendorfer in Literary Hub: https://lithub.com/jack-london-rags-to-riches-and-back-again/
- 🎥 Famous Writers’ Productivity Strategies (video): https://youtu.be/CfF0fRJ9S_w
- 📝 Article about writers who loved going on daily walks: https://nicolebianchi.com/better-writer-daily-walk/
Aysha Nawrin says
Enjoyed reading your blog!