Master the Art of Submitting: The Secret to Thriving as a Writer Without Burning Out
Ever felt like you’ve just whipped up the most spectacular dish imaginable—only to find yourself wandering the streets, hat in hand, begging strangers to give it a try? That’s exactly what submitting your work to literary magazines feels like sometimes—a maddening dance of hope and hustle. But why do writers put themselves through this ordeal? Beyond the almost masochistic ritual lies a poignant truth: submitting isn’t just a chore, it’s an essential, if often frustrating, part of the writing life. Whether it’s chasing validation, craving community, or stacking up that coveted prestige, the why behind submitting is deeply personal. And once you embrace that, navigating the “how” becomes a strategic game of persistence, organization—and yes, a bit of sanity-saving automation. If you’ve ever wondered how to fit submissions into your already chaotic writing schedule without losing your mind, Benjamin Davis shares some down-to-earth, savvy tactics that turn this inconveniencing necessity into a manageable—and even rewarding—process. LEARN MORE
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