Sometimes being a writer is worse than being Charlie Brown. Not only don't you get invitations to parties, but sometimes you get a specific request to stay the hell away from their party, otherwise known as a rejection letter.
Charlie Brown once said, nothing echoes like an empty mailbox. That's not true. Nothing echoes like a form letter rejection in your otherwise empty mailbox, unless it is a form rejection accompanied by a solicitation to subscribe to the magazine that has just rejected your work.
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Here's my suggestion: save all your rejection letters, and when you're famous, return them all to the sender enclosed with a five dollar bill.
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