TROLLOPE'S ADVICE

TROLLOPE, who made a large in come for many years by writing, began in this way. He advised all young Writers to follow his example and there are many who have succeeded in building up their own separate or private business in this way, but there are not enough.
GREAT OPPORTUNITIES EVERY DAY nVER 1,300 Daily and Weekly Newspapers, and more than 2,000 magazines and periodicals in Great Britain alone, means at least 100,000 separate issues per year requiring entries, stories, ctc., a large proportion of which has to be fret-lance work. Here are immense and permanent markets for capable Writers, with opportunities never greater than now-new publications appearing, the public reading more than ever, and British Editors constantly on the look-out for new Writers. Anyone of average education and ability, willing to learn the technique of preparing written matter in saleable form, has great opportunities of profitable and continuous sparetime employment, which can lead to well-paid and full-time occupation.
PRACTICAL HELP BY EXPERT ADVICE AND DIRECTION
FLEET STREET SCHOOL gives
Modern practical instruction which enables the new Writer to produce work in the form wanted by busy Editors (who have no time to teach the novice) and guides the learner to the markets best suited to his personal ability. The continued success of our students is striking proof for the new practical method of the Advisory Panel of Fleet Street Authors and Editors. whose qualifications as Professional Experts are indicated below.
THE PANEL OF EXPERTS
PRACTICAL RESULTS E)O1V,06E,/1111,756L. hhmt 4-1 s Tr r Bo. 81 ifr Cri ni25acceptede_g u fn: 2, c r: after my first lesson. Student 141/76.-The article which I UTOte for the SeCOrld Teti Payer appeared in the SUNDAY MAIL. Thanks for the recommendation. Student 2art311c71/e18f5nr-Liesslornn TDwleoa5hcasd Istocerr ayccethapietdibyY the magazine TRAVEL. Student 201/3/1610. The Course has already borne fruit, for I have sold an article to PSYCHOLOGY for 2 guineas. Sruilent 1834/152 ' . together with cheque, which I obtained from the N CHRISTIA HERALD for the article which I originally wrote for the Second lest Paper. Student 761/2312.-1 have just sold rev first stew 3, to FAMILY STAR for 4 guineaS and am I thrilled ! Sludent 473128.-1 have had my first story accepted Cr the Editor of HOME REVIEW. Strident • h437 2t7. "co'veroiringYi°eUltr4dtovkthEeILTIVEL RnIOWE'C.lEetEwaoh and barely three weeks had elapsed before I had the pleasure of seeing it in print. Student 1328/2110.-GLAMOUR have paid me 7 guineas for a short story and the B.B.C. has accepted a fairy story, to be adapted for the Children's Hour. Sludem 9841227.-1 also have to repOrt the sale of a further fairy glory to the Co-operative Press, for sion in their SUNSHINE, ANNUAL. payment •2 guineas,. Studerit t 51.1i 69. MODERN ornr aNrtihcalev.e .11aSrmiade5niguliMIS°211.-aY°col'i:tatnnacyt be interested to hear that yesterday 1 had a tether frnm the Editrr of the ARGOSY titeraltered guine a s for mY star. szfrn5snlols_1hanehadnivsm4 accepted by BLACKWOODS. who are paying Me £25 for it, also one or two others. at smaller rate, of course for service magazines. Student 120 2518 .-I have este blished Contact with the Editor or PUNCH. Tine item waS accepted for Chnevatia and Is a good start. Student 591125/7.-1 am sure Yea wilt he pleased to know that my article submitted DloAr imirmy S.viectouRRd GLssRe. oanndw artspublished in the for Mlle. Student 845/129.-1 hope you will ei Hied rfluear ie sat gplapeemr Two, ,mhy"ic has been P ne told. 011 your advice. to MEN ONLY. Student 1954 q57,-I have just corrected a proof of my story for VEME WORLD-they haVc since accepted another, and I have tent in a third. Snider:: 778/2119.-h thought it might interest you to know that THE COUNTRYMAN has accepted a short article of mine on an old country custom. Student 820f 1310.I had 7 guineas for my story, which appeared In WOMAN'S COMPANION: I also had an article published recently in FARMER AND STOCKBREEDER. Student 4135/7150.-1 have sold an article to the COVENTRY EvENIING TELEGRAPH-they are sending me a cheque for 5 guineas. student 184/115. -As you suggested I submitted the article to the NEW STATESMAN. One was published on luLy 17. Student 1404/6/5/49.-f am pleased to lel you that the article which I w rote for Test Paper Two and submitted, oti soar recommendation In CHIVIREN'S NEWSPAPERS, was accepted. Student 9,t8n5 ir,y 2 2w6". -RThEeD insTagAaRzincyvEwEhih KcLya_cceop,teydpamidy me 4 guineas. Student 1173/55.-The article has been steadied by LONDON ofiNION. hmayYinstg,,nfearwnej piluistbuliintheedas:inStudbeen Jtine issue of ARGOSY. and 1 have hat had a letter from the Editor offering me S guineas for a second One. Student 157/43.-1 have sold my first short story. prepared for Lesson Eight, to HOME NOTES for 12 truineas. Student 1905/i378.-1 have had an article, about 2,000 words.
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