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Rejoice in Rejection E-book

By Writers Relief Staff on February 13, 2009 · Leave a Comment ·
The NUMBER ONE reason that writers don’t succeed (other than not writing well) is a lack of understanding about rejection. To help you overcome the most difficult hurdle for writers, we have written this E-book, entitled Rejoice in Rejection: The Art of Surviving the Submission Process. When you order this E-book, you’ll also receive a FREE REPORT that includes manuscript FORMAT guidelines for poetry, short prose, novels, nonfiction books, and plays. These guidelines will ensure that you are submitting your work using industry-standard formatting.
 
Click here for more information: http://www.writersrelief.com/help-for-writers-dealing-with-rejection/. 
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