This occurred many years ago, when my only goal was getting just one, single short story accepted and published by any magazine. In those days everything was conducted through snail mail. You sent a copy of the manuscript to an editor, with a self-addressed, stamped envelope (SASE) included so that your pages could be returned if (and usually when) they rejected it. Which editors so often did, with a stock, pre-printed rejection slip that gave no clue as to why the story didn’t pass muster.
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