James Joyce On Writing
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Gustave Flaubert (the mentor of Joyce, Chekhov, Proust, Kafka, etc) had given a similar advice many years before Joyce had produced his monumental masterpiece Ulysses: the writer must be like a God; present everywhere, visible nowhere. In the pursuit of satisfying ones political ego, many writers today have neglected Flaubert and Joyce and Chekhov advice on the requirement that a writer be objective when writing a fiction.
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