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Wonder Journal welcomes pitches on pieces related to finding wonder in the world around you– whether these are essays, features, interviews, poetry, creative writing or reviews.

What is a pitch?
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‍A pitch is a short outline of a piece you’d like to write. It includes an idea of the style of the piece (personal essay; reported feature; review), a brief context of the subject in question, and why people should care about the story.

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‍Some tips for good pitches?
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‍Tell us whether you’d like to write a longform or shortform piece, or include a proposed word count. (We consider a shortform piece to be between 500-1500 words and longform between 1500-2500 words). Photo essays are happily accepted too!
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Keep your pitch concise – between one to three paragraphs.
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Make sure your idea is clear, and supported by examples, if needed.

If this subject has been written about elsewhere, let us know how your piece will offer a new perspective and why you think it will be of interest to readers.

‍Anything else?

Please include a few sentences about yourself in your email and let us know if you’ve published elsewhere before.  
If you need to hear back by a certain date (for example, if the piece is related to an event or exhibition) please let us know when you get in touch.