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Monthly Archives: May 2011
I would like to post an amendment.
I am not taking back what I said yesterday. That’s why I’m leaving it up. But I do want to say that I don’t want to be one of those writers who are always blaming others for their failures. I … Continue reading
Bread Loaf Writers Conference – REJECTED!!
For the second year in a row, I have been rejected. Here is my exact rejection, which comparing it to others posted on various message boards, is the lowest of the low: I am sorry to let you know that … Continue reading
A Fine Balance
I just came back from a weekend in LA where I was surrounded by people. It was wonderful seeing my friends, but very different from how my days usually go. Since moving to New Mexico from LA, I’ve become a … Continue reading
Blurbs and Rejection.
The press has asked me to provide all of my blurbs by June 1st. That should not be a problem. I have collected several really good ones that are now posted on my website. I was waiting for one more … Continue reading
Galleys To Be Mailed This Week.
I talked to Laura at SFA Press this morning. I’m fortunate she’s so hard-working. She has promised that she will take over all of the galley mailings for initial reviews. To make it easier, I composed the cover letter, title … Continue reading
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Tagged initial reviews, media kit, quarterly west, reviews, vestal review
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Reading, Writing, Gardening, and Other Things.
The press and I are going back and forth with galleys, making sure that everything is polished and correct. It’s laboring though. I think I have parts of my book memorized now. Thursday I spent all of my free time … Continue reading
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Tagged agni, bret anthony johnston, fugue, gulf coast, indiana review, kirkus, library journal, publishers weekly, third coast
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Don’t you hate it…
when you receive a completely personalized response from a journal for one story, and then when you send another better story (at least that you think), and you are excited, anticipating a possible “yes,” and you receive a completely generic … Continue reading
Subscriptions
I received a few rejections since I wrote last, but I can’t remember them all (that means there were many!). One was from Brain, Child, the magazine for thinking mothers. A friend turned me onto them last year. This would … Continue reading
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Tagged a public space, brain, child, prism review, subscriptions
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