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Literary October 8, 1925

The Saratoga Sun

Saratoga, Carbon County, Wyoming

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Anzia Yezierska recounts her years of writing and starving, the publication of her praised but low-earning book 'Hungry Hearts,' and the unrecognized toil of unknown authors, emphasizing the disparity between a book's quick reading and years of creation.

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"Hungry Hearts"

I had been writing and starving for years. My stories, which appeared in the magazines from time to time, had been gathered together and published in a book called "Hungry Hearts." Although reviewers praised it, my royalties were so small that it brought me little money and almost no recognition. People who read a book little know what small reward there is for the writer while he is still unknown—of his often solitary, starved existence. A book read in one evening may have taken the author years and years of the most agonizing toil to create.—Anzia Yezierska, in Hearst's International-Cosmopolitan.

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Essay

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Hungry Hearts Writing Poverty Author Toil Literary Recognition Starved Existence

What entities or persons were involved?

Anzia Yezierska, In Hearst's International Cosmopolitan

Literary Details

Title

Hungry Hearts

Author

Anzia Yezierska, In Hearst's International Cosmopolitan

Subject

Reflections On The Hardships Of Unrecognized Writing

Key Lines

I Had Been Writing And Starving For Years. A Book Read In One Evening May Have Taken The Author Years And Years Of The Most Agonizing Toil To Create.

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