Other People's Rejection Letters

Edited by Bill Shapiro, this collection is full of relationship-, career-, and friendship-ending, not-so-sweet 'nothings' that have one thing in common - they say "no." While no one enjoys being rejected, misery does love company, and after reading MoMA's 1956 letter to Andy Warhol, in which his drawing was declined due to "severely limited gallery and storage space," we might all feel a little better about any recent rejection that we've faced! So, get ready to turn that frown upside down, an... More

Edited by Bill Shapiro, this collection is full of relationship-, career-, and friendship-ending, not-so-sweet 'nothings' that have one thing in common - they say "no." While no one enjoys being rejected, misery does love company, and after reading MoMA's 1956 letter to Andy Warhol, in which his drawing was declined due to "severely limited gallery and storage space," we might all feel a little better about any recent rejection that we've faced! So, get ready to turn that frown upside down, and share your sorrows with a slew of comrades who've also been spurned.