We welcome pitches that help readers begin writing, choose and use notebooks, explore prompts, build flexible habits, or pay closer attention to what they might put on a page.
What makes a strong pitch
Send a short outline of the idea, the reader it serves, and what the piece would help them notice or try. A strong proposal has a clear angle, avoids recycled advice, and can stand on its own without unsupported claims or elaborate equipment.
Useful formats
We consider practical explainers, prompt-led exercises, thoughtful comparisons, and essays about writing practice. Keep the proposed scope specific enough to deliver a clear reader benefit, while allowing room for different habits and circumstances.
How to send it
Submit proposals through the Contact page and choose the editorial question option. Include a brief introduction to your idea in the message. A proposal is not a commission, and we will not invent credentials or promise publication in advance.