Episodes is looking for pitches on non-English-language TV available to American audiences.
ABOUT THE COMPANY
Episodes publishes essays on TV, film, trans stuff, fiction, and other oddities from critic Emily VanDerWerff and a host of others.
ABOUT THE ROLE
No prior experience is necessary. I do like to see something you’ve written to get a sense of your style. I heartily invite POC writers and queer writers to submit pitches as well, even if you haven’t been published before. You just have to be eligible to work w/in the US.
One pitch I am very unlikely to take is “This pop culture object taught me something about my identity.” Every other pitch I get is like that, and while they are occasionally brilliant, I can’t have every other piece be in that vein.
I do publish a lot of newer writers but I do ask that you have some sort of previous writing I can look at.
WHAT TO INCLUDE IN SUBMISSION
COMPENSATION
CONTACT
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Email all questions and submissions to Emily St. James, Creator of Episodes at: episodes.pitches@gmail.com
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