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Rejection Letters
Mar. 21st, 2021 10:42 amProtip: advertising your subscribers-only writing group in your rejection letters is super sketch and makes you look like a vanity press.
Seriously, it's framed as joining their critique group will help you improve so that maybe next time you'll produce something good enough to get accepted. Which would be fine and even laudable if it didn't cost money to join their critique group. As it is it just looks like a scam. (Like, I am seriously wondering if they advertised a pro-rate-paying opportunity for months *just* to get a bunch of writers to advertise their critique groups to.)
Seriously, it's framed as joining their critique group will help you improve so that maybe next time you'll produce something good enough to get accepted. Which would be fine and even laudable if it didn't cost money to join their critique group. As it is it just looks like a scam. (Like, I am seriously wondering if they advertised a pro-rate-paying opportunity for months *just* to get a bunch of writers to advertise their critique groups to.)
