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Tuesday, April 26, 2011

Reading Group Ettiquette

Posted on 1:06 PM by humpty
The submitter of this rejection is in a reading group with the four editors and still gets rejected in a perfunctory manner, such as this:
Thank you for your submissions. Unfortunately, we will not be publishing your work. We wish you all the best in your future creative endeavors and hope you will submit work for consideration for our next issue. We will reopen in September 2011. Best wishes, HRR Staff
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