>tfw accepted for publication again

Ebin thread.

>>9038182

>tfw weird malformed face again

>>9038356
>tfw no face

>>9038356
>>9038375
Yet I am published and you are not.

>>9038182
How does one get over the rejection? Even tho it's inevitable? I always enter into a deep rage.

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>>9038182
That's you "accepted for publication" face? You can do better!

>>9038773
Thought-provoking, monsieur

>>9038726
I've been writing seriously for maybe four years now, getting particularly serious in the last two. I've had 5 stories and one essay published during that time. I've probably been rejected upwards of 100 times.

The trick is to really not care. Don't give a shit. Most of the time these editors have a distinct goal in mind when cultivating the image of their journals. At the same time, the most important skill I've found is to be discerning. If a story of mine gets rejected 5 times then I seriously consider just scrapping it. If the idea is good I'll rewrite it later...if I absolutely love it then I'll keep it. Otherwise it's gone, forgotten.

You just keep trying, there's not trick. Becoming a published writer is not hard or rare. It just requires a cultivation of skill and time and hard work that most people don't want to give over to something that operates entirely 'on spec'.

>>9038182
who the fuck is this guy and where does this >tfw accepted/rejected for publication again meme come from?

>>9039064
If you don't know who Ulillillia is you are my sworn enemy, you greasy pizza eating fuck.

lmao!!!!