How Great Artists Work, and What To Do With Their Unfinished Projects

In this indispensable book, Kristopher Jansma does not merely examine the works at hand but the writers’ personalities, methods of working, and how they represented work that was unfinished.

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F. Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald in Motor Magazine, 1924. Via Wikimedia Commons

‘Revisionaries: What We Can Learn from the Lost, Unfinished, and Just Plain Bad Work of Great Writers’
By Kristopher Jansma
Quirk Books, 320 Pages

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