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Political Affairs considers all submissions, but we strongly encourage readers to follow the guidelines below.
Writers are asked to read through back issues online or in print to get a sense of style, content and editorial policy before submitting. Note that we have a 2 month lead time for submissions to the print edition (articles that treat topics that have time sensitive material should be submitted for the online edition). Please consider word counts given below to be firm.
We will consider submissions of poetry, commentary, feature articles, interviews, book reviews, and short stories.
Long poetry cannot be considered for print, but can be for the online edition. Poetry of 25 lines or less can be considered for the print issue.
Commentaries are editorial or opinion-based articles. Commentary pieces should highlight the most immediate issues. Word count should be 800 words or less.
Features are investigative, researched, or analytical articles on topics of local, national or international import. These articles should focus on key themes: working-class struggles, anti-racist struggles, democratic struggles, global or international issues, war, poverty, sexism, the struggles of LGBT people, and the like. Articles dealing with contemporary problems of Marxism, scientific socialism, ethics, political economy etc are encouraged. Features should be 3000 words or less.
Interviews with activists in various working class and trade union, peace and justice, and other community struggles for democracy or peoples' power will be considered. Interviews with cultural workers are also of interest. Please contact editors in advance. Interviews should be 3000 words or less.
Book reviews should be 800 words or less. Submit reviews to
pabooks@politicalaffairs.net
Short stories should be approximately 3000.
Submissions, except for book reviews, should be sent by e-mail to
joesims@politicalaffairs.net or
jwendland@politicalaffairs.net
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