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== Prose Rejection ==
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Thank you for sending [YOUR STORY] to PRISM international. Our editorial board read your work for PRISM’s upcoming issues. Unfortunately, after careful consideration, we will not be accepting your submission.
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We receive many excellent submissions, and are unable to publish them all. It is worth noting that a rejection is not necessarily a reflection on the quality of your work, as there are many things that factor into our decisions, including the composition of each issue as a whole. We are grateful to you for sharing your work with us.
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== Unspecified Genre Rejections ==
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Thank you for sending "xxxxx" to PRISM international for our themed issue, "BAD." Unfortunately, after careful consideration and reading all the submissions we received, we will not be accepting your submission. It is worth noting that a rejection is not necessarily a reflection on the quality of your work, as there were many things that factored into our decisions regarding this issue, including the variety of ways writers interpreted this call and how best we could represent that diversity in the issue. We received many excellent submissions and are unable to publish them all.  
 
Thank you for sending "xxxxx" to PRISM international for our themed issue, "BAD." Unfortunately, after careful consideration and reading all the submissions we received, we will not be accepting your submission. It is worth noting that a rejection is not necessarily a reflection on the quality of your work, as there were many things that factored into our decisions regarding this issue, including the variety of ways writers interpreted this call and how best we could represent that diversity in the issue. We received many excellent submissions and are unable to publish them all.  
  
 
While we can't use your work at this time, we'd like to thank you for thinking of us, and we encourage you to submit again in the future.
 
While we can't use your work at this time, we'd like to thank you for thinking of us, and we encourage you to submit again in the future.
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'''2022'''
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<blockquote>Thank you for sending "xxxx" to PRISM international, and for allowing us to share space in your writing and in your words. We're honoured you thought of us.
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We receive many excellent submissions and, unfortunately, are unable to publish them all. As writers, we know it can be disheartening to receive a rejection, however, please note that this may not necessarily be a reflection on the quality of your work, as there are many aspects that factor into our decisions. These might include themes, topics, styles, or the composition of each issue as a whole.
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We rarely respond personally to submissions, as the number of submissions we receive makes this difficult. We know that writing is hard work, and that writers deserve proper acknowledgement. A form letter doesn't speak to that need. Please know, however, that we've read your work and appreciate your interest in the magazine. We truly and honestly thank you for thinking of us, and we encourage you to submit again in the future.</blockquote>
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== Poetry Rejections ==
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===Standard===
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'''2023 '''
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<blockquote>
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Dear ___,
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Thank you for sending your poems to PRISM international. We're honoured you thought of us.
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Unfortunately, we were not able to find a place for your work in the magazine. Submitting to lit mags is tough, tough work, and we thank you for your labour and vulnerability. Please do consider PRISM for future submissions.
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All the best,
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Poetry Editor
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'''2023 '''
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Dear first-name,
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We're honoured you thought of us and thoroughly enjoyed reading your poems. The work we received was earnest, thoughtful, and affected us greatly.
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Unfortunately, after careful consideration, your poems have not been selected for the issue. Regardless of the particular tastes of our team, your voice and your work are valuable and we wish you future successes with these poems and the rest of your writing. Thank you for the opportunity to spend time with your writing, and we hope to read more of it some day!
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All the best in your writing endeavours,
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Dora & the PRISM team
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Dora Prieto
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Poetry Editor
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PRISM international
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Latest revision as of 18:52, 5 September 2023

Prose Rejection

Standard?

Thank you for sending [YOUR STORY] to PRISM international. Our editorial board read your work for PRISM’s upcoming issues. Unfortunately, after careful consideration, we will not be accepting your submission.

We receive many excellent submissions, and are unable to publish them all. It is worth noting that a rejection is not necessarily a reflection on the quality of your work, as there are many things that factor into our decisions, including the composition of each issue as a whole. We are grateful to you for sharing your work with us.

Unspecified Genre Rejections

Standard?

Thank you for sending "xxxxx" to PRISM international for our themed issue, "BAD." Unfortunately, after careful consideration and reading all the submissions we received, we will not be accepting your submission. It is worth noting that a rejection is not necessarily a reflection on the quality of your work, as there were many things that factored into our decisions regarding this issue, including the variety of ways writers interpreted this call and how best we could represent that diversity in the issue. We received many excellent submissions and are unable to publish them all.

While we can't use your work at this time, we'd like to thank you for thinking of us, and we encourage you to submit again in the future.

2022

Thank you for sending "xxxx" to PRISM international, and for allowing us to share space in your writing and in your words. We're honoured you thought of us.

We receive many excellent submissions and, unfortunately, are unable to publish them all. As writers, we know it can be disheartening to receive a rejection, however, please note that this may not necessarily be a reflection on the quality of your work, as there are many aspects that factor into our decisions. These might include themes, topics, styles, or the composition of each issue as a whole.

We rarely respond personally to submissions, as the number of submissions we receive makes this difficult. We know that writing is hard work, and that writers deserve proper acknowledgement. A form letter doesn't speak to that need. Please know, however, that we've read your work and appreciate your interest in the magazine. We truly and honestly thank you for thinking of us, and we encourage you to submit again in the future.

Poetry Rejections

Standard

2023

Dear ___,


Thank you for sending your poems to PRISM international. We're honoured you thought of us.


Unfortunately, we were not able to find a place for your work in the magazine. Submitting to lit mags is tough, tough work, and we thank you for your labour and vulnerability. Please do consider PRISM for future submissions.


All the best,

Poetry Editor

Standard+?

2023

Dear first-name,

We're honoured you thought of us and thoroughly enjoyed reading your poems. The work we received was earnest, thoughtful, and affected us greatly.

Unfortunately, after careful consideration, your poems have not been selected for the issue. Regardless of the particular tastes of our team, your voice and your work are valuable and we wish you future successes with these poems and the rest of your writing. Thank you for the opportunity to spend time with your writing, and we hope to read more of it some day!

All the best in your writing endeavours,

Dora & the PRISM team


Dora Prieto

Poetry Editor

PRISM international