What do you do if you receive a story rejection that says the pace is too slow; revise it, adding 200 words; and get…

What do you do if you receive a story rejection that says the pace is too slow; revise it, adding 200 words; and get another rejection that says it now feels rushed?

Well, if you’re me, you sit down and write a post about pacing, how it’s perceived, and how, as authors, we can control that perception.

http://csidemedia.com/shortstories/pacing/

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4 responses to “What do you do if you receive a story rejection that says the pace is too slow; revise it, adding 200 words; and get…”

  1. Roland Boykin Avatar

    I would quit submitting to that particular group.

  2. Roland Boykin Avatar

    I would quit submitting to that particular group.

  3. Mike Reeves-McMillan Avatar

    The two rejections were from two different magazines, Roland Boykin. You don’t usually get to resubmit to the same one.

  4. Mike Reeves-McMillan Avatar

    The two rejections were from two different magazines, Roland Boykin. You don’t usually get to resubmit to the same one.

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