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aarthurco

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When I send manuscripts, I send them professionally. Typically on request, after a query.

Often, if rejected, I get a personal rejection. I very much appreciate this, given the effort I put in, and knowing how busy editors are.

At worst, a form letter... that I don't take personally.

However, just recently I received a manuscript back, sans my proposal... with nothing. No letter, no form letter, no rejection. And no response on inquiring.

My assumption naturally is "no thank you" but not in a very nice way. Has this ever happened to anyone?
 

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I don't believe that this exact thing has happened to me, but my best guess is that whomever sent you the package forgot something. Try to pay attention only to those who accept your work.
 

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Maybe they ran out of photocopied form rejections that day.
 

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Tish Davidson said:
Maybe they ran out of photocopied form rejections that day.

Hee hee. What's weird is it came back priority mail? Not using the SASE I included, which would have had enough postage. WEIRD.

I do think parts were left out. Oh well.
 
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