Every Rejection Is a Badge of Honor

Rejections suck, no doubt about it. However, it’s what you do after getting rejected that can determine whether or not you will ever be a successful writer. So let me share my experiences. Remember, your reality will likely differ from mine. Everyone’s writing path is unique. But the takeaway message I’m trying to convey is “Don’t give up too soon.” Wasting Your Writing Years The first time I attempted to find an agent, I sent out about 90 queries. In … Read More »

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Every Rejection Is a Badge of Honor