Form rejection.
I am, however, impressed at their response time.
Wine and chocolate time.
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Kia Ora (hello) from a krazy blogger down under in New Zealand. Better luck, next time !!! I have never been rejected, because I have never submitted anything, anywhere !!! I wouldn’t know how even if I tried. People say I’m krazy, but if the truth be known I think the people reading my blogs are krazier than me – I have no idea where they are coming from, but i aren’t going to tell them to “stop” (hehe)
You have an interesting blog.
Rejections are good. That means you sent something out. Like I’ve said before, at least they didn’t just close their doors and say, “Hey, thanks but our business model was broken.” That’s the worst kind of rejection.
I think this is supposed to be like a friendly rub to say “Hey! Kid! There’s always tomorrow” only it didn’t come off that way. Damn you, Internet!
Keep up the good work, Mur.
Grrrr!! Bastards! The right agent is coming, Mur. The ones who reject you will feel just like the ones who rejected JK Rowling.
I look forward to getting a rejection letter because it lets me know that I will be brave enough to send something in…don’t give up. I’ve joined a writing site…www.writing.com. I love it. It gives your writings a chance to be seen and also some reviewing.
Diane