For contributors
Submissions
The Review welcomes essays from academics, practitioners, and advanced students.
What we are looking for
An argument, developed at length, that a well-read non-specialist can follow. Essays run from about 800 words to 4,000 — a tight 900-word argument is as welcome as a long one. We are more interested in a claim worth defending than in a survey of what others have said.
Pieces that draw on more than one discipline are especially welcome — that is the point of the Review.
How to submit
Send a pitch of a few hundred words using the form below. If you have a completed draft, attach the file or link to it. We read everything and aim to reply within a week.
Terms
Contributors retain copyright in their work and grant the Review a licence to publish it. We do not currently pay for contributions; this is stated plainly rather than left to be discovered.