what's weird is that i was almost excited about the rejection. it felt like ... progress. i've been rejected by a few presses and magazines before, and i know that NOT ALL of them include something about "enjoying" your work in their rejection message. so that was nice. besides, 2River is quarterly, so i'll be able to send them more stuff in a couple months. and i WILL. just you watch out, Richard Long!
ok, i need coffee. i'll need to send my stuff to at least ONE place before i can sleep tonight ...
holla back!
m.
I'm crossing my fingers and holding my thumbs for you
ReplyDeleteIt's definitely not always about the quality of the poems. Many times it's about what 'fits' the journal, or maybe even that particular issue. I stopped caring about if they say yes or no, but keep submitting.
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