De Minimis Magazine

Happy 2025! If one of your New Year's resolutions is to write more, consider submitting your writing to De Minimis Magazine at www.deminimismagazine.com. We highlight rejected stories, stories about rejection and new, emerging or overlooked writers.

In a heartwarming piece for De Minimis, new contributing writer Sepideh Beigi reminisces about memories of her father, the lessons he imparted to her, and how those moments of love and guidance continue to resonate with her as she navigates - on and off her bike - through life. Read more at the link below and submit your own story! https://lnkd.in/giJPTRQY

Got an article that was rejected, a story about rejection or a piece of writing (short story, personal essay, etc.) sitting dejectedly on your hard drive? Consider submitting it to De Minimis Magazine, the publication that celebrates rejection (a Medium account is required): www.deminimismagazine.com

Hey writers, got any rejected stories or stories about rejection? We want 'em! Please consider submitting your writing to our Medium publication at deminimismagazine.com.

Our Founding Editor Samuel Dunsiger is getting married! In a piece he wrote specifically for De Minimis, he recounted how the course of events leading to him proposing taught him he could never be a spy. Read more at the link below and submit your own story! https://lnkd.in/gbReNBge

Guess who's back, back again. De Minimis Magazine is back, with a new domain! Head to our new website, deminimismagazine.com, and visit the publication that puts the spotlight on rejection. If you have any rejected stories sitting dejectedly on your hard drive, please submit them to us!

After a brief hiatus, we are back! If you have any rejected stories sitting dejectedly on your hard drives, please submit them to us! For more info about us, including who we are and our submission guidelines, please visit this link: https://lnkd.in/gWGyynTm

Despite being told that a college degree was essential for success, many graduates now find themselves underemployed, burdened by debt, and trapped in a paradox where experience is required for entry-level jobs. In a thought-provoking personal piece on De Minimis, writer Lillian Lewis explores this post-graduate paradox, and highlights the need for systemic change in education and employment practices. https://lnkd.in/gGysv-wW

“? … Each intrusion you make, each restraining order you break, I’ll be prosecuting you ?” The men of perhaps some of the most iconic classic rock songs had a lot to say about women. But now, in Kathleen Kern's witty article that was sitting on her hard drive, it's the women's turn. https://lnkd.in/gJWqEyWx

Rejection is part of daily life, especially for writers. So how do you manage it? I (your founding editor, Samuel Dunsiger) try to normalize rejection as redirection. That's why I launched De Minimis Magazine as a space that highlights rejection, including stories that have been rejected, stories about rejection and amplifying the voices of underrepresented writers who have felt rejected. If you have a story to share, please consider submitting! https://lnkd.in/gWGyynTm