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I would suggest that the people who choose what gets published are kikes so they could reject all the good material
If you get rejected enough times do not give up on publishing the manuscript but publish it online assuming it was rejected not because it was bad but because it was good
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Clarkesworld rejected. Trying Asimov's now.
But after I submitted to Asimov's, I found out their response time is 30-45 days, and they don't allow simultaneous submissions... So I have to wait a month to find out if it's rejected before I can submit it elsewhere.
I submitted on my phone, and I had a typo in my title on the submission form. We'll vs Well... I think it's going to get rejected just for that. Slush pile readers will reject after the first typo.
Clarkesworld rejected. Trying Asimov's now.
But after I submitted to Asimov's, I found out their response time is 30-45 days, and they don't allow simultaneous submissions... So I have to wait a month to find out if it's rejected before I can submit it elsewhere.
I submitted on my phone, and I had a typo in my title on the submission form. We'll vs Well... I think it's going to get rejected just for that. Slush pile readers will reject after the first typo.
Yeah, but I get paid if they decide to publish it.
Also, I'll be able to boost my standing when I attempt to get my full novel manuscript published. I can say, look here, kike, I've already been published by this esteemed sci-fi magazine.
Oh, and get this, almost all sci-fi literary agents are out of New York City... Pretty much everything that makes it to print has to go through them.