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Translate Publishing Industry Jargon in a Rejection Letter Into Plain English
Publishing rejections are written in a dialect designed to close a door politely without explaining why. This translates the stock phrases, not right for our list, doesn't feel commercial, into plain guesses at what they usually mean, and tells you honestly which ones are too vague to read into.
Take the rejection letter or agent feedback pasted below, which is full of publishing industry phrases (things like "not right for our list", "comp titles", "platform", "doesn't feel commercial enough"). Translate each vague or jargon phrase into a plain-English guess at what it likely means in practice, and flag which phrases are genuinely too vague to interpret and should not be over-read. [paste rejection letter here]
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