Rejections from the last of January

 No longer feeling like a mucus producing machine, but with goo still lurking in my lungs. I hope this will not mark the high point of my energy for the day.

 1/26

Thank you for your submission, but we don't think this is a good fit for the Against All Odds anthology. 

But feel free to submit for future Ink Alchemy anthologies.

Thank you again, take care.

Keegan Young

Editor at Ink Alchemy Books

inkalchemybooks.com

1/27

Dear Samuel Hasler,

Thank you for submitting "Agnes." We were glad to have the chance to read your work, but unfortunately we were not able to find a place for it in the New England Review.

It’s an important part of our mission to publish work by new and emerging writers as well as by those who have already earned recognition, so we read each piece with care. Because we are only able to publish a small percentage of the thousands of submissions we read each year, we often have to turn down very accomplished work.

If you haven't already, please consider staying in touch by signing up for occasional emails from NER.

Thanks again for sharing your writing with us.

Sincerely, 

The Editors

New England Review

 

 1/28:

We appreciate the opportunity to read your work, but unfortunately "A Heart’s Judgment Judged" was not a right fit for Hudson Review.

Thank you for trying us.

Sincerely,

The Editors of Hudson Review

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Thank you very much for sending "Agnes" to Boulevard. Although it was not selected for publication, we're glad you thought of us. Good luck placing this with another magazine.

Sincerely,

The Editors

Boulevard
www.boulevardmagazine.org 

 

 1/30

Thank you for taking the time to send us your writing and for your patience. We are sorry to report that this story was not selected for publication in our Spring issue. 

We hope TGLR will remain on your radar when you seek publication opportunities in the future, and we wish you the best. 

Sincerely,

Shyla & The Good Life Review Short Fiction Team

 

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