we are honored to review it, and we deeply apologize for the delay on our end as we waded waist-deep in submissions! Thank you so much for trusting us at perhappened mag with your work. Wrongdoing Magazine Encouraging Rejection from perhappened mag If you have sent us work in another category, you will receive a separate email regarding that submission in the near future. Thank you again for your submission we hope you are keeping safe and well. We encourage you to submit again in the summer/fall for our Thorns issue. We appreciated the chance to consider it, however we ultimately found that it isn’t quite the right fit for the magazine. Thank you so much for trusting us at Wrongdoing with your work. Please keep us in mind for future submissions.ĬRAFT Encouraging Rejection from Wrongdoing We’re sorry this isn’t the right story for us right now. Thank you for sending us ‘Terminus’ to consider for CRAFT. The Rumpus Encouraging Rejection from CRAFT While this isn’t a fit for us, we wish you the best of luck in finding a home for it elsewhere, and many successes with your writing. We understand how much hard work you put into your work, so please know this submission was fairly considered and given the attention it deserved. Thank you for sending your short fiction to The Rumpus. The Unstamatic Team Rejection from The Rumpus We are confident you will find another home for your work, and wish you the best of luck in doing so. You have our sincerest thanks for making these choices so difficult. We receive a great number of submissions each month, but in this span we can only accept two writing and two art submissions for publication. After careful consideration, we have determined that it is not quite the best fit for our publication, and we are unfortunately going to pass at this time. Thank you for giving us the opportunity to view your work.

We know that submitting your work takes time and energy, and we wish you the best in placing your piece elsewhere. Thanks again for submitting to The Common. Unfortunately, this piece does not fit our current editorial needs, but we appreciate the opportunity to consider it. Thank you for sending us ‘furl & unfurl.’ Our readers and editors have read it carefully. We wish you luck placing your work elsewhere. While we enjoyed your submission and appreciate your interest in our publication, unfortunately, it doesn’t fit our needs at this time. Thank you for giving Nashville Review the opportunity to consider your work. We hope you’ll soon find the right publication for the story, and that you will continue to think of EQMM when you have new work. Thanks for letting us read your story “furl & unfurl.” We gave it careful consideration, but did not think it best suited to any of the spaces we currently have open. Encouraging Rejection from Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine We wish you all the best with your writing thank you for giving us the opportunity to read it. Although your work will not be included in the final selection, we do appreciate your having thought of upstreet. We’re sorry we won’t be using “The Blackboard Epilogues,” which you submitted to upstreet number seventeen. Here are the various rejections I collected from March 2021 – May 2021. Sharing rejections shares the effort behind submissions and makes celebrating acceptances even sweeter. What kind of literary journal rejections are you seeing? On the road to publication, why not “publish” the rejections themselves? Performers: Arran Beattie ,Alexis Luke, Caithlin O’Loghlen, Eddie Morrison, Kate Bonney, Kidaan Zelleke, Liam Combridge, Zola Allen.Welcome to The Rejection Quarterly, Spring 2021 edition. Tickets on sale soon!ĭirector / Lead Writer / Story- Katherine Sortini What are they hiding? What do they feel? Why can’t they say the words that they want to? An investigation into the fear of authentic communication, the constant self-editing of what we should say and how we should say it, and how a split-second decision can change our entire lives.Ģ4th of January to the 5th of February 2023. Take a moment to engage with these people for what could be the most important moment in their lives. What would happen if we say what we think… all the time? Would things be better or would they be astronomically worse?ĭeus Ex Femina and the team of All The Things I Couldn’t Say devised a multi-disciplinary vignette show from anonymous submissions around the world the piece centering around things people have always wanted to say, or nearly said, but couldn’t. ALL THE THINGS I COULDN’T SAY Presented by Deus Ex Femina

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