Form rejection. Behold the opposite of the maybe pile: the “hell no” pile.
Queries: 118
Pending queries: 7
Pending R&R: 1
Rejections: 109 (3 rejected fulls)
Withdrawals: 1
Form rejection. Behold the opposite of the maybe pile: the “hell no” pile.
Queries: 118
Pending queries: 7
Pending R&R: 1
Rejections: 109 (3 rejected fulls)
Withdrawals: 1
Queries: 112
Pending queries: 12
Pending R&R: 1
Rejections: 98 (3 rejected fulls)
Withdrawals: 1
Rejection on the full request in under 48 hours. Detailed feedback, some nice comments. At least the quick no keeps the hope from festering.
Queries: 112
Pending queries: 12
Pending R&R: 1
Rejections: 98 (3 rejected fulls)
Withdrawals: 1
Rejection on the full request in under 48 hours. Detailed feedback, some nice comments. At least the quick no keeps the hope from festering.
Sent a new query, and if every agent had this statement on their query form, I think it’d reduce author anxiety by about 90%
Queries: 109
Pending queries: 18
Pending R&R: 1
Rejections: 89 (I 2 rejected fulls)
Withdrawals: 1
Sent a new query, and if every agent had this statement on their query form, I think it’d reduce author anxiety by about 90%
Queries: 109
Pending queries: 18
Pending R&R: 1
Rejections: 89 (I 2 rejected fulls)
Withdrawals: 1
2 rejections today: 1 form, 1 CNR. Meanwhile, it looks like my pending full is up next in the agent’s submissions pile.
Queries: 106
Pending queries: 17
Pending fulls: 1
Pending R&R: 1
Rejections: 86 (1 rejected full)
Withdrawals: 1
2 rejections today: 1 form, 1 CNR. Meanwhile, it looks like my pending full is up next in the agent’s submissions pile.
Queries: 106
Pending queries: 17
Pending fulls: 1
Pending R&R: 1
Rejections: 86 (1 rejected full)
Withdrawals: 1
It’s just that I’ve heard words similar to yours many times. Enough times that about three years ago, I started this thread back on Twitter:
It’s just that I’ve heard words similar to yours many times. Enough times that about three years ago, I started this thread back on Twitter: