The topic recently came up on in this discussion group about how one should deal with rejection. My answer was simply to write a book called "Reejecttion" and give it away free to everyone.
This short story / essay collection looks at the challenges of being a writer, the challenges of being a human, and the challenges of being on the other side of a form rejection slip.
We regret to inform you that when you read this short story collection you will laugh, you will scream, but mostly you'll wonder how getting reejectted ever felt so good.
P.S. Feel free to post a rejection for the book as a reply. It's fun to dish out some rejection once in a while rather than just receiving it.
You can read the book for free here:
https://www.goodreads.com/reader/5905...
Here is a description of the book:
Have you ever faced rejection?
How about reejecttion?
This short story / essay collection looks at the challenges of being a writer, the challenges of being a human, and the challenges of being on the other side of a form rejection slip.
We regret to inform you that when you read this short story collection you will laugh, you will scream, but mostly you'll wonder how getting reejectted ever felt so good.
P.S. Feel free to post a rejection for the book as a reply. It's fun to dish out some rejection once in a while rather than just receiving it.