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Or getting into the field?

>> No.11961936

Crippled America by Donald J Trump

>> No.11961940

read the newspaper

read popular magaziens

>> No.11961955

>>11961898
DJT's twitter feed

>> No.11961973

>>11961898
Trust Me I am Lying To You

>> No.11961977

fear and loathing in las vegas, In Cold Blood

>> No.11962152

>>11961898
Lost Illusions by Balzac

>> No.11962154

Journalistic writing is ez. The hard part is being pushy with people you don't know and organised to reach deadlines. You're better off asking /biz/ for advice. If you want a book I'd advise something on sales techniques. Really the only difference I've seen with journalists and salespeople is that one group considers themselves as intellectuals.

>> No.11962183

>>11962152
>The story of Lucien Chardon, a young poet from Angoulême who tries desperately to make a name for himself in Paris, is a brilliantly realistic and boldly satirical portrait of provincial manners and aristocratic life. Handsome and ambitious but naïve, Lucien is patronized by the beau monde as represented by Madame de Bargeton and her cousin, the formidable Marquise d'Espard, only to be duped by them. Denied the social rank he thought would be his, Lucien discards his poetic aspirations and turns to hack journalism
Sounds like me desu

>> No.11962989

Bump