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Many new writers fear taking that initial leap from aspiring writer to published writer. After all, form rejection letters can be devastating to the fledgling writer. What if that rejection letter really means you're not good enough to "cut it" in today's publishing market? Should you just give up?
Beginnings exists to give new writers the hope, inspiration and step-up they need to break into print. This wonderful magazine, published twice yearly, is dedicated to the work of novice writers. If you're struggling with the fear of rejection, Beginnings gives you a soft place to land as you try your writing wings.
Is every writer who submits to Beginnings published? Well...no. But editor Jenine Boisits doesn't believe in the form rejection letter, either. She writes personal words of encouragement to every writer who submits to the magazine, and often gives a brief critique.
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