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Here's what I would try: Take all those big logs out at first. Start with just the newspaper with small kindling on top. Get that going good and then gradually start adding bigger and bigger pieces. The key here is to keep something going. I think your startup kindling is burning out before the big logs have a chance to get hot enough to burn. Hopefully you have some pieces that are an inbetween size....bigger than the starter kindling but smaller than whole logs. If not, this is a good time to find a hatchet and take out your fire building frustrations on an unsuspecting piece of wood!
Good luck, I hope this helped.
Darcy