Susan M. Tiberghien Quotes

When Asked About Rewriting, Ernest Hemingway Said That He Rewrote The Ending To A Farewell To Arms Thirty-nine Times Before He Was Satisfied. Vladimir Nabokov Wrote That Spontaneous Eloquence Seemed Like A Miracle And That He Rewrote Every Word He Ever Published, And Often Several Times. And Mark Strand, Former Poet Laureate, Says That Each Of His Poems Sometimes Goes Through Forty To Fifty Drafts Before It Is Finished.

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