Dear Writer: Thank you for sending your story along, but I'm afraid it's not quite right for Harper's Magazine. Please know that we publish only twelve stories a year and receive hundreds of submissions for each one of those spots; under such circumstances, a "no" should be taken to mean "no room" as opposed to "no good". Best of luck placing the story elsewhere, and best of luck with all your writing. Sincerely, Jacob [Illegible], Editorial Assistant
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Tuesday, November 22, 2011
The Definition of No
This rejection was sent in by an LROD reader, who notes the turn around time was quick, a few days. Seems Jacob, Ass. Ed. is quick on his feet. Clever, too:
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5 comments:
another harpers? LOL
dreams never come true, do they? lol
my dream never come true on amy level ,atlest.
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I wanted a job a pizza for years and i was alway rejected.
Funny thing? That's Jacob Appell.
Or the no could be taken to mean not no room but not read?
take the oath thenn you'll make in lol
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