What Editors Want
James DurstonCalls for journalism pitches, interviews with working editors and writers, random thoughts.
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50 calls for journalism/writing pitches (April 1, 2024)
If you always thought journalism was the sole route to accountability, you need to watch Mr Bates vs The Post Office. Or rather, you need to observe how this drama, broadcast over four nights in January this year, got more attention for wha...
50 calls for journalism/writing pitches (March 25, 2024)
The nearly four hours of unbroken sunshine we received yesterday has put me into such a mood of summer holiday calm that this is as good a newsletter intro as I can muster. Calls for pitches below. — @EducationScape is looking for a regular...
50 calls for journalism/writing pitches (March 18, 2024)
Narratively recently decided to start charging freelancers who wanted to pitch their ideas, and then quickly back-pedalled. I missed the initial call for fees so don’t know how much they thought a pitch should cost, but the reaction was ind...
50 calls for journalism/writing pitches (March 11, 2024)
There is a Maya Angelou quote that runs something like: “There is no greater agony than bearing an untold story inside you.” And I can’t help but think of this Library of Untold Stories, a collection stretching back millennia no doubt, fill...
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