Write for us
We welcome original pitches that help readers think more clearly about talent, learning, practice, collaboration or opportunity. A strong proposal has a defined question, a distinct angle and a reason it matters to a general reader.
What to pitch
We consider explanatory pieces, comparisons, thoughtful examinations of common assumptions and practical approaches to creative or learning situations. Proposals should have a clear scope, avoid unsupported sweeping claims and offer readers a useful way to think or act.
What to include
Send a working title, a short summary, the central idea and a few lines about how you would develop it. Note any relevant sources, conflicts of interest or material that needs careful qualification. Please pitch original work rather than a finished article sent without context.
How to send it
Send proposals through the Contact page and choose the editorial option. A pitch is not a promise of publication; we may ask for a clearer scope or decline ideas that do not fit the publication.
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