Purpose
The purpose of our Classic Articles on Writing is to bring writers a focus look at writing from famous authors of the past. These works are historic, but they also give writers of today an insight into how writers of the past approached their writing.
Some of these articles are authors writing about other authors, and some of these articles are techniques or commentary on writing. Our readers, especially those who are looking for information about writing, are particularly interested in this focused look at the past.
References to where these articles and essays first appeared should be included with our published works. If you find there is insufficient reference to the original of an article, please contact us. We are constantly updating this site.
We are bringing you a closer look essays and articles written by famous authors to help bring perspective to writing today.
As always if you have questions, please contact our editor, Richard Edwards at eds [at]everywritersresource.com
For Writers
These classic articles are for you. Please learn what you can from them. We have found that many authors of the past experience and profess very similar experiences as writers of today. Many times being a writers feels unique. The act of creating characters and worlds is different than many people, but if you look at these classic authors, writing 100s of years ago, you will see that many of them felt and acted much like you do.
For Teachers
We do not write or promote essays for students. We are a source of information, but all our classic articles have reference to the original place the article occurred.
For Students
Do not copy these articles. Any articles we have on our site are copyrighted, and they are generally very well-known and easy to find on the web.
Rights
Any classic articles we publish are in the public domain and they are reference and research purpose. All other information on our site belongs to EWR or to the authors who have submitted work to us.
