Not our kind of story–not a compelling piece for me. Thanks again. Best of luck with this. Sincerely, Rick Taubold, Fabula Argentea Magazine

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I liked “Tell Me”, but it might be a bit hard to do that layout in WordPress.  I also like “Ice” and I think I might be able to do that one. I like these more abstractly ones.  Do you have any others I can take a look at? Thanks for your interest in swifts & slows. – Randee Silv Editor Arteidolia

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We’re writing to you because a past submission of yours was highly regarded by the editors or one of the curators at the London Reader, and it was included on the selection shortlist for a previous issue.

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Hi Timothy. Excellent story which captures the zeitgeist. We’ll take it…. -Karl Wenclas for New Pop Lit.

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Furthermore, this letter’s final paragraph emphatically insists that you keep pushing a pen across paper, keep formulating thoughts in written form, keep on chooglin’, in other words, so as to refine and rarefy your output. – Rock Dougherty     

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Timothy, thanks for letting me read this story! The dialogue is so effective here — it really reveals a lot about the characters. I’m sorry to say no, but it’s not quite right for Milk Candy. Thanks again for submitting. Good luck with this piece! Many thanks for trusting us with your words.                               – Cathy Ulrich – Milk Candy Review

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“Would like to include “Withdrawal” … I was drawn to your word choice along with its structure as the speaker attempts to navigate sobriety.” – Karla Bush, Editor Anti-Heroin Chic

Great! I really like what you wrote, Timothy.”- Caryn Coyle, Editor, Loch Raven Review

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“We love ‘Leon’s Dream’ and ‘During the First Illness.’- Richard & Ricky, Editors Sideways Poetry 1.20.21 Twitter / Sideways Poetry

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“Also one by Timothy Resau ‘Leon’s Dream’ that I’m kind of jealous of.” – DS Maolalai, Poet

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“Lovely writing: ‘Leon dreams under streetlights lit…’

Effective alliteration: ‘busted bus of blues.’

Vividly rendered: ‘faces that look like fried rubber tires.’

‘forgotten tales of ancient lust.’” 

– Jon, Founding editor, Typishly

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“I really liked ‘Anna’s Words’: I love what you do with the photos, paintings, leaves and the carnival – these images speak very evocatively …” – Bethany Rivers, Editor, As Above, So Below

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“Our team has review your literary work and we’re happy to communicate that it has been selected for publishing….” – Dagmara K., Spillwords

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“Unfortunately this piece is really difficult to read.” -Matt Potter, Pure Slush

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“I also loved the other poem you sent, “During the First Illness” and would like to publish that one too. – Bethany Rivers, Editor, As Above, Is Below

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“We are delighted to publish ‘Long Past a Series of Years’. This is such an evocative hymn of praise to our need for connection, hinting at mystery. We love it!” – Phillip-Julian Hall, Editor, Burrow.

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“Regarding your ‘Hard to Swallow’… we sincerely enjoyed your story! We thought that it was a spectacular take on a topic that is close to home for a lot of people.”- Courtney S. Gray, Associate Editor Thorn Literary Magazine

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“Thank you for sending me your work I will take all of these …”- John Patrick Robbins, Editor, Poet The Rye Whiskey Review

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“I enjoyed reading your work, especially “Limbo” and “The Newly Planted-Planted Flowers…’ – Robin Barratt, Publisher The Poet. October 2, 2020

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‘“To the Girl Upstairs in the Small Room” will be displayed in out FEATURED POSTS section.”’- Dagmara K., Spillwords

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“It was a great piece to work with.”- Richard Capener, Editor, Babel Tower Notice Board

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“I had a fun journey finding links to your work online.”- Mike Mavilia Rochester, Editor, Fictional Café

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Unfortunately, this is one of those letters.”- Rock Dougherty, The Conglomerate

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“Thanks for sending these poems. I’d like to use all of them for the Fall issue. Your work is excellent.” -Geoffrey Gatza, Editor & Publisher BlazeVox

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“In the end, unfortunately, it just isn’t a good fit for what we do here. Of course, remember that this is just me and I’m kind of an asshole/know-nothing/lousy shithead who leaves a writer like you hanging this long, so really fuck me and my lousy opinions.” – Ben / BULL Men’s Fiction

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“I love the simple haiku structure of the poem that hints at a much larger narrative.” – Nathan Nicolau, Editor, New Note Poetry

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Tim, well I like your style…” – Patricia Zumhagen, KGB Literary Journal

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“All I can say is that I am very sorry. It seems your poem got dropped somehow during the editing process….” – Kevin Clement, Editor, Superpresent

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“I am sorry to disappoint you this time. However, I would be pleased to read more of your work in due course….” – David Caddy, Editor, Tears in the Fence

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“Your work has achieved high commendations.” – JL Jacobs, Abstract Contemporary Expressions

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“Please feel free to send more of your work our way in the future; we would be happy to read more of your work and we are open for submissions again…” – The Gravity of the Thing 

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“Thank you so much for sending this… While I’m passing on this piece, I’d love to read more of your work…”– Nick Olson, Editor (mac) ro (mic)

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Your work will be published in September. I wish you all the best and success in your future endeavors.- AnaSavković – Editor-in-Chief Literary magazine ZiN Daily

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Are the three pieces still available? I am interested in publishing them in issue 7. – Mike – Alternate Route

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“Thank you for allowing us a glimpse into your world. It is to our regret that this time, we are only just visitors“.  The Editors – Neon Door

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… and I hope that you’ll send more of your work our way soon. – Troy – Willows Wept Review

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Hello Tim,  I liked your story a lot and would like to publish it. Thank you. – Eskimo Pie

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“I am so sorry about the spelling error in the index for your poem “Anna’s Parting, or about Angelo” which is my mistake and one I cannot rectify now the book has been published. I look forward to considering more of your poetry for LPJ. Have a wonderful weekend” Tim. Best — Strider

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“Hello, getting back to you on your submission—sure, we’d be happy to give this a new home in our journal.” – Roo Black, Editor The Defuncted Journal

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“The enclosed set is not right for Cholla Needles. We are a print-only magazine, and I specifically look for work that actively engages a reader. These look like they will fit well in any number of on-line magazines.” – Rich Soos, Editor

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“Not our kind of story–not a compelling piece for me. Thanks again. Best of luck with this.” – Rick Taubold, Fabula Argentea Magazine

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“I liked ‘Tell Me’, but it might be a bit hard to do that layout in WordPress.  I also like ‘Ice’ and I think I might be able to do that one. I like these more abstractly ones.  Do you have any others I can take a look at?” —  Randee Silv, Editor swifts & slows.

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“Hi, Timothy,

Thank you so much for sending this in, for trusting us with it. The mag is going on a temporary hiatus, but we’d love to read more of your work again once we re-open subs. Wishing you all the very best.”

— Liza Olson, (Mac) ro (Mic). 

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“We are humbled by your talent and only regret our own subjectivity and blind spots and must live with the many decisions that will haunt us. We leave your world and to return to our own, along a path that now seems darker than before. But we hold our heads high! For at Neon Door we believe that each work of art is a glimpse into an entirely distinct world, one only you have the key to. To have been given entry is nothing less than miraculous. Please forgive us our shortcomings. Your work is wondrous and will not go unnoticed. Thank you for allowing us a glimpse into your world. It is to our regret that this time, we are only just visitors.

With love and great feeling, Neon Door”

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“Hello Tim,

 Thank you for letting us know and for submitting to BCV. Congratulations on your publication. Very happy for you — it’s a lovely piece.”

Best,
Willona Black Coffee & Vinyl

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Hi Timothy,

Thank you so much for sending this in, for trusting us with it. The mag is going on a temporary hiatus, but we’d love to read more of your work again once we re-open subs. Wishing you all the very best. — Liza Olson, (Mac) ro (Mic). 

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We are humbled by your talent and only regret our own subjectivity and blind spots and must live with the many decisions that will haunt us. We leave your world and to return to our own, along a path that now seems darker than before. But we hold our heads high! For at Neon Door we believe that each work of art is a glimpse into an entirely distinct world, one only you have the key to. To have been given entry is nothing less than miraculous. Please forgive us our shortcomings. Your work is wondrous and will not go unnoticed. Thank you for allowing us a glimpse into your world. It is to our regret that this time, we are only just visitors. With love and great feeling, — Neon Door

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Hello Tim,

 Thank you for letting us know and for submitting to BCV. Congratulations on your publication. Very happy for you — it’s a lovely piece.
             Best,
            Willona Black Coffee & Vinyl

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I am so sorry about the spelling error in the index for your poem “Anna’s Parting, or about Angelo” which is my mistake and one I cannot rectify now the book has been published.

I look forward to considering more of your poetry for LPJ. Have a wonderful weekend Tim.

Best,

Strider

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Hello, getting back to you on your submission—sure, we’d be happy to give this a new home in our journal.

– Roo Black, Editor The Defuncted Journal.

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The enclosed set is not right for Cholla Needles. We are a print-only magazine, and I specifically look for work that actively engages a reader. These look like they will fit well in any number of on-line     magazines.

– Rich Soos, Editor

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Hi Timothy,

Thank you so much for sending this in, for trusting us with it. The mag is going on a temporary hiatus, but we’d love to read more of your work again once we re-open subs. Wishing you all the very best.— Liza Olson, (Mac) ro (Mic).

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“Thank you for your submission. Do you have more poems like “Z”?

– Jan Keough, Editor, Origami Poems Project.

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Thank you for sending me these four superb poems. It is such a pleasure to read your unique poetry and I have now published your four poems on the LPJ Blog. I love the subject, style, phrasing, and imagery of each poem and look forward to reading and considering more of your work.

– Strider Mark Jones, Editor, Lothlorien Poetry Journal.

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Hi Timothy,

Thank you so much for sending this in, for trusting us with it. The mag is going on a temporary hiatus, but we’d love to read more of your work again once we re-open subs. Wishing you all the very best. – Liza Olson, (Mac) ro (Mic). 

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We are humbled by your talent and only regret our own subjectivity and blind spots and must live with the many decisions that will haunt us. We leave your world and to return to our own, along a path that now seems darker than before. But we hold our heads high! For at Neon Door we believe that each work of art is a glimpse into an entirely distinct world, one only you have the key to. To have been given entry is nothing less than miraculous. Please forgive us our shortcomings. Your work is wondrous and will not go unnoticed. Thank you for allowing us a glimpse into your world. It is to our regret that this time, we are only just visitors. – With love and great feeling, Neon Door

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Hello Tim,

 Thank you for letting us know and for submitting to BCV. Congratulations on your publication. Very happy for you — it’s a lovely piece. -Best, Willona Black Coffee & Vinyl

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