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==Prose rejections== | |||
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Dear [first name], | |||
Thank you for submitting "[title]" to Pidgeonholes. We gave the piece careful consideration, and while we are not accepting it for publication, we hope you find a home for it soon. | |||
Many thanks for trusting us with your work. | |||
Kindest regards, | |||
Jennifer Todhunter | |||
Editor-in-Chief, Pidgeonholes | |||
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Latest revision as of 07:31, 15 February 2022
Poetry rejections
Standard
2020
Dear first-name,
Thank you for submitting "[Title]" to Pidgeonholes. We gave the pieces careful consideration, and while we are not accepting them for publication, we hope you find a better fit for them elsewhere.
Many thanks for trusting us with your work.
Kindest regards,
Jennifer Todhunter Editor-in-Chief, Pidgeonholes
2021
Dear [first name],
Thank you for submitting '[title]' to Pidgeonholes. We gave the piece careful consideration, and while we are not accepting it for publication, we hope you find a home for it soon.
Many thanks for trusting us with your work.
Kindest regards,
April Bradley
Associate Fiction Editor
Prose rejections
Standard
2022
Dear [first name],
Thank you for submitting "[title]" to Pidgeonholes. We gave the piece careful consideration, and while we are not accepting it for publication, we hope you find a home for it soon.
Many thanks for trusting us with your work.
Kindest regards,
Jennifer Todhunter
Editor-in-Chief, Pidgeonholes
