Writer's Relief's video: Writers: How Writer Lisa Low Deals With Rejection Get More Acceptances

Rejection! Have you been wondering how to deal with rejection? For writer Lisa Low, contacting Writer's Relief (http://www.WritersRelief.com) was the first step in dealing with rejection. Writer’s Relief is a submission service that manages the submissions authors make to literary agents and editors. Only twenty percent of writers who apply are accepted. That means that eighty percent of applicants who hope to join Writer's Relief are rejected. Even with an MFA, on her own Lisa was only able to get three poems published in over forty years! But once Lisa started working with Writer’s Relief, she had twenty-one poems published within six months! Lisa knew how to deal with rejection: She got in touch with Writer’s Relief and began getting more acceptances. Making successful submissions can sometimes be a numbers game; the more you submit your poetry, short story, essay, or novel, the better. Our submission strategy experts help find the best literary agents and editors for your work. Then, we prepare the submissions and help you protect your writing time. Our clients have included professors, members of the military, administrative professionals, engineers, doctors, stay-at-home-moms, and professional bestselling authors. Though our diverse clients include poets, short story authors, essayists, novelists, and other book authors, they all have one thing in common. They want to know how to find more opportunities to get published. With our 26+ years of experience in the publishing industry, we take on the research, paperwork, and manuscript preparation that’s needed to get published; our clients are allowed to focus on what they do best: writing. When you have someone else writing your cover letter (or query letter), researching the best literary markets for your work, and proofreading/formatting your submissions, you will have more time to write and more opportunities to get published. When you send out submissions on a regular schedule, you don’t become so emotionally attached to each rejection. There are plenty of other fish still swimming out in the sea, and one might land you an acceptance! Writer’s Relief is a trusted name in the writing community with a reputation for personalized, ethical submissions. Our clients trust us to find the best literary magazines for their writing. To learn more about the author submission services that Writer’s Relief offers, visit our website.