Gilbert King went from writing about Mr. Potato Head to crafting an award-winning story about racial injustice.
More in The Writer from Susan Kershner Resnick:
Last year, I sent out a request on Facebook asking experienced writers to share advice with my undergraduate writing students. A few snarky responses appeared first: Go to law school; get comfortable with a life of poverty. Then Gilbert King weighed in.
“Work. Read. Work. Think. Work. Write. Work. Connect. Work. Pitch. Same as always,” he wrote.
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Gilbert King visits Albany today: http://www.albany.edu/writers-inst/webpages4/archives/king_gilbert13.html
Thursday, September 26, 2013
How to Win a Pulitzer Prize
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