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Internet Videos for Aspiring Writers & Writing-Students...
At Anderbo.com we have a fairly lengthy "links-list"
http://www.anderbo.com/anderbolinks.html
and, for the most part, there's not much there that's really unusual -- except...
For writing students who certainly could be successful, but are, as the British say, possibly just "mucking around", watch Joe Strummer talk about the Ramones:
http://www.zappinternet.com/video/wik...
For students with definite talent, but who might be grasping too tightly onto futile mindsets in their writing, take a look at Jonas Mekas believing Paris Hilton:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I3i8VB...
For students who perhaps won't easily believe that each and every literary word that one writes is a serious matter, now and for the rest of their lives, check out Anderbo poet Samuel Menashe:
http://culture.wnyc.org/articles/know...
For aspiring writers who want to believe, not unreasonably, that, with lots of work and perhaps a little luck, one can write a book that might actually allow the quitting your day-job, look at Anderbo author Margot Berwin:
http://authorscoop.com/2009/12/28/aft...
Very truly yours,
Rick Rofihe, Editor
http://www.anderbo.com
http://www.anderbo.com/anderbolinks.html
and, for the most part, there's not much there that's really unusual -- except...
For writing students who certainly could be successful, but are, as the British say, possibly just "mucking around", watch Joe Strummer talk about the Ramones:
http://www.zappinternet.com/video/wik...
For students with definite talent, but who might be grasping too tightly onto futile mindsets in their writing, take a look at Jonas Mekas believing Paris Hilton:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I3i8VB...
For students who perhaps won't easily believe that each and every literary word that one writes is a serious matter, now and for the rest of their lives, check out Anderbo poet Samuel Menashe:
http://culture.wnyc.org/articles/know...
For aspiring writers who want to believe, not unreasonably, that, with lots of work and perhaps a little luck, one can write a book that might actually allow the quitting your day-job, look at Anderbo author Margot Berwin:
http://authorscoop.com/2009/12/28/aft...
Very truly yours,
Rick Rofihe, Editor
http://www.anderbo.com
