Write for us
We welcome pitches that help readers understand or improve a specific part of learning, practice or creative collaboration, without promising that one method works for everyone.
What to pitch
Propose a clear subject with a distinct reader question. Useful angles include explaining why a practice works as it does, comparing two ways to approach a task, examining a common misconception or planning a low-stakes first attempt. Keep the scope manageable and tell us what the reader will understand or be able to try.
What makes a strong proposal
Send a working title, a short summary, the intended reader and a brief outline of the main points. Explain the basis for factual claims and disclose relevant commercial interests. We value specific examples and careful limits; avoid universal promises, unsupported claims about learning outcomes and advice that needs professional oversight.
How to send it
Send proposals through the Contact page and choose the editorial question option. A pitch is not a commission, and we may ask for a narrower focus or further detail before considering it. Please do not send a complete manuscript unless we have requested one.
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