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#1 tbok1992 Jul 31, 2012 19:13:21

Hey, to those of you who've submitted or gotten an article published in Dragon or Dungeon, can you help me out? You see, I actually got an e-mail back from the round of pitches that I submitted saying that while I got all of my submitted pitches rejected, they did say that one of my ideas in one of my pitches was good enough that they'd accept a revised pitch based on that. So I sent them two pitches, one an expanded version of the other, beause I was somewhat confused by the nature of the part fone ofthe rejected pitch they wanted expanded. In addition, I sent both pitches to the Submissions address and to Mr. Christopher Perkins' e-mail address at the bottom of the previous e-mail, because I was unsure who to send it to since submissions was technically closed. I did get a response frm Mr. Perkins one day after, mentioning which parts of the pitch worked and which didn't, and so I sent them back a reply with my ideas for how I could change the parts of the pitch they didn't like to work better in the finished article (Albeit, I didn't send it to them in the form of a revised pitch), again to both e-mail adresses (albeit with a gap ofa few days between when I sent it to Mr. Perkins and the Submissions e-mail address). It's been over a week and I still haven't gotten a response. So, did I do something wrong, or does it typically take longer than that for them to rely (Again, the reply for the original revised pitch was within a day of writing it) and I'm just being an impatient twit? I sent an email to Mr Perkins about this a few days ago and have gotten no reply, and I don't want to send another one for fear of annoying him even further than I already probably did with my e-mail. PS. Also, Mr Perkins, if you're reading this, I'm sorry for badgering you so much, I just really, really don't  want to blow my chance or future chances at getting my writing into Dragon magazine.