5 Quotes & Sayings By Frederick Vanderbuilt

Frederick Vanderbuilt was born in the Bronx, New York. He was raised by his aunt and uncle who were immigrants from South Africa. He attended Brooklyn College for two years but left to work as a journalist. While working for newspapers such as the Daily News and the Daily Mirror, Vanderbuilt began writing short stories and poems, which were published in the Daily Mirror and the New York Evening Post Read more

In 1922, at age 24, he started his own newspaper, "The Daily Record," which was a success and became the most widely circulated afternoon paper in New York City. In 1927 he began working for The New York Daily News and continued to publish his writing there until he retired in 1975.

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You must know in what way you are going to use the morphology and syntax to build your 'how Frederick Vanderbuilt
It’s necessary to admit that there's no universal truth about...
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It’s necessary to admit that there's no universal truth about right and wrong when the subjects of your writings come rightly from your heart. Frederick Vanderbuilt
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On a writer’s path there are always some level of pain and solitude, life and death, love and hate, longing and fullness of soul, romance and separation, contemplation and adventure. And each one of them is constantly walking side by side in my lifetime. Always reachable by a thought. Frederick Vanderbuilt
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How are you going do your writings? How can the others understand you through words describing places, sensations, thoughts, feelings, hope, love, separations on a maze of phrases and paragraphs cemented with your ability to 'knit' your story? Maybe, 'how' is more relevant to provide for your readers a consistent path to build a story from the beginning to the end than 'what' and 'why'. Of course, you are not going to dismiss them. These ones — 'what' and 'why' —, they are pretty damn good too. Frederick Vanderbuilt