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| + | Dear ---, | ||
| − | + | Thank you for submitting to Tahoma Literary Review. While I have read your work with interest, it does not meet TLR’s editorial needs at this time. I appreciate your efforts and your interest in the journal, and wish you all the best in placing this work in another venue. | |
| − | Kelly Davio | + | Best, |
| − | Editor | + | Kelly Davio |
| + | Editor | ||
Tahoma Literary Review | Tahoma Literary Review | ||
| + | </blockquote> | ||
| + | == Poetry rejections == | ||
| + | ===Standard=== | ||
| + | '''2020''' | ||
| + | <blockquote> | ||
| + | Dear First Last, | ||
| + | |||
| + | Thank you for submitting to Tahoma Literary Review. We have read your work with interest, but it does not meet TLR’s current editorial needs. We appreciate your efforts and your interest in the journal, and wish you all success in placing this work in another venue. | ||
| + | |||
| + | Best, | ||
| + | |||
| + | Jessica Cuello and Mare Heron Hake | ||
| + | Poetry Editors | ||
| + | Tahoma Literary Review | ||
| + | </blockquote> | ||
| + | ===Encouraging === | ||
| + | '''2019''' | ||
| + | <blockquote> | ||
| + | Dear First Last, | ||
| + | |||
| + | Thank you for submitting to Tahoma Literary Review. We have read your work with interest, but it does not meet TLR’s current editorial needs. We appreciate your efforts and your interest in the journal, and wish you all success in placing this work in another venue. | ||
| + | |||
| + | On a more personal note, although I can't use your work at this time I do thank you for sending it. It was interesting to read, and I see from your cover letter that you've had some success before now. So keep writing! Keep trying and submitting! And allow me a moment to repeat a personal mantra that we can all need to hear: please, continue to believe as I do that far beyond editors, what we do in the world as poets has worth. It does. Always. | ||
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| + | Best, | ||
| + | |||
| + | Mare Heron Hake | ||
| + | Poetry Editor | ||
| + | Tahoma Literary Review | ||
| + | </blockquote> | ||
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Contents
Unspecified Genre rejections
Standard
Dear ---,
Thank you for submitting to Tahoma Literary Review. While I have read your work with interest, it does not meet TLR’s editorial needs at this time. I appreciate your efforts and your interest in the journal, and wish you all the best in placing this work in another venue.
Best, Kelly Davio Editor Tahoma Literary Review
Poetry rejections
Standard
2020
Dear First Last,
Thank you for submitting to Tahoma Literary Review. We have read your work with interest, but it does not meet TLR’s current editorial needs. We appreciate your efforts and your interest in the journal, and wish you all success in placing this work in another venue.
Best,
Jessica Cuello and Mare Heron Hake Poetry Editors Tahoma Literary Review
Encouraging
2019
Dear First Last,
Thank you for submitting to Tahoma Literary Review. We have read your work with interest, but it does not meet TLR’s current editorial needs. We appreciate your efforts and your interest in the journal, and wish you all success in placing this work in another venue.
On a more personal note, although I can't use your work at this time I do thank you for sending it. It was interesting to read, and I see from your cover letter that you've had some success before now. So keep writing! Keep trying and submitting! And allow me a moment to repeat a personal mantra that we can all need to hear: please, continue to believe as I do that far beyond editors, what we do in the world as poets has worth. It does. Always.
Best,
Mare Heron Hake Poetry Editor Tahoma Literary Review
