Funny thing, rejection letters, especially those that come from agents and publishers. If any of you have ever tried to get a book published, then you understand what I mean. Okay, if you are J.K. Rowling or Stephenie Myer, then you probably don't understand, because fate had a different plan for you. But for the rest of the aspiring authors out there, you know what I mean. My personal favorite rejection letter came from an agent in New York who actually asked for a copy of my completed manuscript. Imagine how exciting that was! Wow! His rejection letter was quite polite. He told me what he loved about my book, and explained what he "just couldn't get into." The problem is, he wasn't talking about my book... or my characters. I'll probably never know which manuscript he read, or claimed to read, but I can rest assured it was not my novel.
Well, onward---ever onward. As long as there are voices in my head, and dreams that linger for days---until I immortalize them with my pen---I will continue to write on. Right on!