Right.

[wordwhacker]

So I got tired of saying, "I'm not published - I haven't even submitted anything yet!"

Time to get rid of that excuse. I need me a good kick in the pants.


Hence, a submission (a slightly reworked version of You in the Mirror - remember that one?) to Glimmer Train Press. Basically an auto-rejection.

Folks, it's time to start this thing off right.

Now if you'll excuse me, I have some more potential rejections to start working on.



Alas, the romance challenge seems to have died. Eh. Why write something I can't even stand to read?

Comments

[silverwerecat.livejournal.com]

There was a thread in the CC forums about Glimmer Train a while back. Apparently, no one has received anything else than rejection slips.

Good luck, however. I'm aiming at hard markets as well.

[cassaclyzm.livejournal.com]

Hehe - that's where I heard about them! I figure it's the best way to start.

Mostly, I'm tired of not submitting things. I'm one of those people who just has to keep moving, otherwise I start to grow moss.

Thanks, and good luck to you, too!

[magnifi-cat.livejournal.com]

Hey, I've got a couple of things out at Glimmer Train right now, too.

And I'm expecting a couple of standard reject slips.

[cassaclyzm.livejournal.com]

But they're shiny, shiny rejection slips!

Luckily, this is one of those publications that is practically just there to freak people out. And I'm cool with that.

[magnifi-cat.livejournal.com]

Hey, why not aim high, right?

If they reject you, you can come sniffle on my bosom shoulder.

[cassaclyzm.livejournal.com]

Talk about a win-win situation!

I would most dearly like to log on and chat with you, but I am so, so blitzed after a long, crazy day. Take care of you, eh?