"The suggestions made for revisions will often make the difference between acceptance and rejection..."
- You really don't want to write; you just want to be published.
- You haven't read widely the kind of material you are trying to write.
- You haven't mastered writing techniques.
- You've been too easily discouraged.
- You haven't studied the market.
- You failed to follow up leads.
- You can't take criticism.
- Your writing is commonplace or lacks imaginative spark.
- Your query letters don't "sell" your idea.
- You don't revise before submitting your manuscript.
- You are too concerned with writing for a specific market.
- You haven't learned the editorial requirements of a specific market.
- You make excuses for not writing.
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