March 19th
To Mrs. Yente Ventus,
Editor in Chief,
Witch Weekly
I was, quite frankly, horrified by the slanderous article in yesterday's issue of your magazine. I have heard rumor in the past, of course, that not everything published by Witch Weekly has a solid basis in fact, but never before has the complete lack of journalistic integrity been so appallingly clear. The error could have been forgiven had the circumstances been otherwise, but given the absolutely minimal amount of work it would have required your staff to verify their information, and the professional relationship I have enjoyed with your magazine in the past, it is unconscionable that you allowed such baseless slander to go to print without so much as asking after a comment.
I can no longer in good faith continue any employment by your magazine, even on a part-time basis, as I am sure you anticipated when you allowed this article to be published. Please consider this letter my resignation, effective immediately.
Miss Ophelia Dippet
Editor in Chief,
Witch Weekly
I was, quite frankly, horrified by the slanderous article in yesterday's issue of your magazine. I have heard rumor in the past, of course, that not everything published by Witch Weekly has a solid basis in fact, but never before has the complete lack of journalistic integrity been so appallingly clear. The error could have been forgiven had the circumstances been otherwise, but given the absolutely minimal amount of work it would have required your staff to verify their information, and the professional relationship I have enjoyed with your magazine in the past, it is unconscionable that you allowed such baseless slander to go to print without so much as asking after a comment.
I can no longer in good faith continue any employment by your magazine, even on a part-time basis, as I am sure you anticipated when you allowed this article to be published. Please consider this letter my resignation, effective immediately.