A Distant Spacecraft Has Confirmed That Earth Is Habitable
A spacecraft en route to the frozen moons of Jupiter has taken a very close look at Earth, and found that our homeworld is, in fact, habitable.
During an August 20 flyby, the European Space Agency's Juice probe turned its MAJIS imaging spectrometer and SWI submillimeter spectrometer to Earth's atmosphere, looking for molecules and elements that, together, indicate that life could not only emerge and survive on a world, but may even be there right now.
More rejections for "Problem Solving":
Thank you for sending us "Problem Solving" for consideration in TMR's 2024 Summer Short Story Award for New Writers judged by Colin Barrett. This is one of our favorite contests, because the quality of work is consistently impressive, as was the case again this year. We're grateful that you thought of us when submitting your work.
Unfortunately, "Problem Solving" was not selected for the shortlist. We always have to decline some excellent submissions, but we appreciate the opportunity to read your writing.
Our mission is to support great work from new writers and every story we read is an effort toward that goal. We wish you the best of luck moving forward. We couldn’t do this without you.
Thank you again,
The Masters Review Team
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We regret that we are not able to place your work in EPOCH, but we do appreciate your submission. The volume of submissions prevents us from commenting on every one, but please know that we did review your work and gave it careful consideration.
Sincerely,
The Editors
And one for my play, "Getting What You asked For":
Thank you for considering Stonecoast Review for publication of your script. Though we will not be able to include "Getting What You Asked For" in this issue, we thank you for sharing it with us.
As one of the few literary magazines that accepts dramatic works, we greatly value your submission. We hope you will consider submitting new pieces to Stonecoast Review in the future.
All the best,
Alexa Gallant | Dramatic Works Editor
Sarah Meierdirks | Assistant Dramatic Works Editor
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It has been hectic. The rat made an appearance and I chased him back under the sink. I got the laundry done. Details tomorrow.
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