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Updated 6/26/19 Writers: We’re not going to tell you that we can make rejection letters hurt less. But we can tell you that changing how you view rejection letters is a key step if you want to get more of them. Yes, you read that right—you should want to get more of...
You might not know it, but you could have a treasure trove of creative writing just waiting to land on the desk of the right agent or editor. Your old submissions—those that you have already sent around but that did not find any “takers”—might just garner your next...
It’s no secret that being a writer means dealing with rejection letters. Whether a “no thanks” can be chalked up to an editor’s personal taste or a submission that hit the wrong market at the wrong time, rejection is a rite of passage that we all experience. Here at...
How to interpret rejection letters from literary agents and editors of literary journals. Learn what the phrases in your rejection letters mean. See a list of common rejection letter phrases and expressions.
Updated August 2023 As writers, we've been told time and time again that we need to develop thick skins, deal with criticism constructively, persevere in the face of a thousand rejection emails. And we’ve all heard the stories of how many well-known authors were...
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