Western Humanities Review - Revision history

RJCogburn at 15:07, 3 April 2021

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Littleal87: /* Standard */ adding new version

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Lippy at 19:43, 9 October 2012

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Rtjamison at 15:40, 16 December 2011

2011-12-16T15:40:37Z

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2011-12-16T15:39:46Z

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Rtjamison: Created page with "Western Humanities Review as been in continuous publication since 1947 and has featured work by some of America's most distinct voices: Wallace Stegner, Robert Oppenheimer, Ursul..."

2011-12-16T07:45:22Z

Created page with "Western Humanities Review as been in continuous publication since 1947 and has featured work by some of America's most distinct voices: Wallace Stegner, Robert Oppenheimer, Ursul..."

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Western Humanities Review as been in continuous publication since 1947 and has featured work by some of America's most distinct voices: Wallace Stegner, Robert Oppenheimer, Ursula Le Guin, Raymond Carver and many more. We continue to seek fresh and original works of fiction, poetry, creative non-fiction and literary scholarship. Work first published in the WHR has been reprinted or cited in the Pushcart Prize Anthology, the O. Henry Prize, Best American Short Stories, Essays, and Poetry. [Pays an honorarium or a copy.]

== Prose Rejections ==

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	Thank you for giving WHR the chance to read your work. We really enjoyed this submission, though it's not quite right for us this time. We would like to ask that you keep WHR in mind in the future, and hope that the current work finds a good home.		Thank you for giving WHR the chance to read your work. We really enjoyed this submission, though it's not quite right for us this time. We would like to ask that you keep WHR in mind in the future, and hope that the current work finds a good home.
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		+	<blockquote>Thank you for sending your work to WHR and for your patience with our slow response. Although the submission is not right for us at this time, we enjoyed your work and hope you'll submit again.</blockquote>

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 Thank you for allowing us to read your work. Know that it was read with careful attention. Though the manuscript you sent us has not found a place with Western Humanities Review, we wish you continued success with your writing, and more importantly, in your writing. Please forgive the impersonal nature of this note. The large volume of submissions makes personal responses nearly impossible.
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 Western Humanities Review as been in continuous publication since 1947 and has featured work by some of America's most distinct voices: Wallace Stegner, Robert Oppenheimer, Ursula Le Guin, Raymond Carver and many more. We continue to seek fresh and original works of fiction, poetry, creative non-fiction and literary scholarship. Work first published in the WHR has been reprinted or cited in the Pushcart Prize Anthology, the O. Henry Prize, Best American Short Stories, Essays, and Poetry. [Pays an honorarium or a copy.]
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