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To People who WANT to WRITE FOR RADIO a MAGAZINES e NEWSPAPERBS but can t get STARTED 0 you have the urge to write but the fear that 0 beginner hasn't a chance? WILLIAM LYNCH D Mr: William Lynch, Australia's best-selling author, will train you in your own Scholar , traveller , actor to-day home to be a successful writer of SHORT STORIES, MAGAZINE ARTICLES or Australia' $ BEST SELLING short- story writer William Lynch, RADIO PLAYS for PROFIT. He will market and SELL your writings for youl principal tutor of the Mayne Literary Agency, Sydney, will This is an exceptional opportunity for New Zea- Earn While You Learn train you in your own home in land' s aspiring writers. It does not matter if you the technique of "Writing for have had no experience ~you can be trained: You learn to write by writing. Under William Lynch'$' Profit? William Lynch has already trained hundreds of sympathetic guidance you are rapidly developed in your The Mayne Literary Agency is to-day' S front-line writers. Their stories are sell- own distinctive style and character and in the class of Australia' $ largest and most Suc ing at from E2/2/ to E100 each_ His modern writing your natural talents best suit you to. AlI work is cessful college of journalism and Home Coaching methods are outstanding in the individually corrected and all the secrets of successful the ONLY college retaining a results they achieve_ No longer need aspiring journalism are revealed to you: Many students pay for successful contemporary author writers struggle through the heart-breaking the tuition fees many times over by the sale of articles on its staff . 1 school of experience: " If you want to write during their coaching period. The Mayne Literary Agency if you have ideas if you can write an inter- is in touch with publishers throughout the world and sub- esting letter proper, modern coaching by mits your work for you to the most suitable sources: Thousands of Magazines and Newspapers William Lynch can bring you success aS a writer Never in the history of journalism has there been such in NZ, Australia, U.SA: and England are It's not a question of how young or how old you limitless openings for highly paid journalists or freelance to- ~day clamouring for articles from trained are: Success in writing is mainly a matter of part-time writers "Shortage of journalists and absence writers. New Zealand is in the news over- writing in the TECHNIQUE and about the SUB- of normal replacements are occasioning concern among seas: Millions of pounds are paid each year JECTS which editors want: newspaper executives; Ji states Newspaper News, January, to freelance spare-time writers. Radio 1945. Stations pay from E10 to E25 for one play. SUCCESSFUL WRITERS MADE NOT BORN Big Money in Writing Of the thousands of aspiring writers who have submitted A Book That May Change YOUR Life manuscripts to uS for review , we have not yet discovered one endowed by Nature with SOLD 6 DURING COURSE Xf you have ambition, use the invitation below to secure William Lynch's ALL the qualities of a successful author: fascinating book, 'Successful Authorship: It may change the whole One aspirant has ideas_~but a dull style. "| would wish to place on record; writes course of your life_ 250 copies of this book are O.E., Coogee, N.S.W. "that published no offered FREE to aspiring writers. Send for your copy Another has creative imagination and is less than six short stories during the short Iee: immediately. woefully weak on structure and technique: period covered by my studies. The payment A third has natural writing knack yet received left me with a handsome margin lacks knowledge of human behaviour: In of profit after completing payment to you: MR: WILLIAM LYNCH, each case success can come only after the c/o The Mayne Literary Agency, NZ: Offices, P.o: Box 1560, MISSING LINKS have been forged in: Here MAVIS DEARING WRITES: SUcCESSFUL AUTHORSHIP WELLINGTON: then, is the principal reason why SO manv "I was sixteen when started with the WILLIAM By promising writers fail to sell their work: Mayne School Within one year had pub- LYNCH Dear Sir; ~| am interested in learning the Their talent is one-sided_~incomplete; also lished over 15 stories. Now, three years technique of writing for profit: Please send me without obligation your fascinating book, they do not know what publishers want: later , 4 am a reporter and special writer on Successful Authorship; and full details of a leading Sydney newspaper: your Home Coaching Course. enclose 6d in �200 FOR ONE STORY stamps for postage and despatch: OSCAR MASON WROTE: A student of the Mayne School who had no "When started at the Mayne School, NAME: writing experience whatever before com- hadn't even written, let alone published, mencing the Mayne Course entered for 0 story. Before my course was completed ADDRESS. national short story contest shortly after had sold two stories to leading Sydney completing the course: She won a prize of weeklies. Since then have sold over RL;, 18/4/46 {200. dozen short stories: Printed at the Registered office of WILSON & HORTON LTD , 149 Queen Street, Auckland, by Albert Dennison, 149 Arney Road, Remuera, and published for the National Broadcasting Service;, at 115 Lambton Quay, Wellingtop, by 8. R: Evison, Tirohange Road, Lower Hutt; April 18, 1946.

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New Zealand Listener, Volume 14, Issue 356, 18 April 1946, Unnumbered Page

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Unnumbered Page Advertisement 1 New Zealand Listener, Volume 14, Issue 356, 18 April 1946, Unnumbered Page

Unnumbered Page Advertisement 1 New Zealand Listener, Volume 14, Issue 356, 18 April 1946, Unnumbered Page

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