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So many rejection letters and maybe we shouldn't be too sorry. Perhaps the book wasn't very good. Just saying.
You just had to be the guy ...
Maybe the fact that there is always "that guy" shows there's a truth behind it. Maybe "that guy" is the only one without enough empathy to lie to people's faces.
JK Rowling was rejected by 12 different publishers before she was successful- don't give up.
What is your book about?
Just keep trying I know you could do it
If you're sending your manuscript directly to publishers, you're wasting your time and postage. The big publishing houses and most of the smaller ones do not even glance at over-the-transom submissions. If you want to work with a traditional publisher you have to get a literary agent first. A great resource is the archives of the Miss Snark blog (an agent tells you the real scoop) -- no longer being updated but still very useful. Note that an agent will want to know that you've workshopped your ms in a writer's group, that you have some previous publishing credits, and that you have a platform (a newspaper column, a widely read blog) for promoting your book. If you don't have any of that, then yes, self-publishing is your best bet.
Don't give up twilight was rejected fifteen times..,
Aww, I know it sucked, but your father did a noble thing. Props to him for loving you.
John Green once said, "All writing is rewriting." You WILL get published eventually- ask for advice and feedback from the publishers, improve your story, and you'll get published.
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Many famous people got rejected in the beginning, J.K. Rowling, Eminem, you just gotta keep it at it!
that's sweet of your dad. someone will want publish your book! some of the best authors get rejected at least once.