About the Magazine
The Boston Globe Magazine is published weekly inside The Boston Sunday Globe.
Staff
EDITOR
Anne V. Nelson (Susanne Althoff is on leave) ART DIRECTOR ASSISTANT EDITORS PRODUCTION EDITOR COPY EDITORS STAFF WRITERS DESIGNERS WEB EDITORS ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT ADVERTISING SALES MANAGER |
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The last five issues of the Magazine are available here. To find older articles, search the Globe archives (a small fee is required to view the full text of any article).
WRITERS' GUIDELINES
The Boston Globe Magazine is published weekly within the Sunday edition of The Boston Globe newspaper. The magazine focuses on Greater Boston and New England.
We look for elegant, descriptive, and thoughtful writing, along with thorough reporting, from experienced magazine journalists. We desire stories that have potential for strong art and design components. Stories should have points of view and a clear voice. We look for stories that have not been widely covered in the Globe or other local publications, or stories that provide a surprising take on a well-known subject. The magazine has a number of special issues throughout the year. For a copy of the editorial calendar, click here. The best places for new writers to start with the magazine are the Perspective column, an opinionated 675-word essay on a timely local news topic, and Coupling, a 750-word relationship column that is driven by stories of dating, married life, divorce, and more. The following are not open to freelance submissions: Pierced, Tales From the City, On the Block, Cooking, The Clothes We Wear, Miss Conduct. The Globe Magazine does not publish poetry or fiction. Freelance writers are required to sign the Globe’s freelance license agreement. We pay on publication and cover reasonable expenses, which must be approved by an editor beforehand. Fees vary depending on the story length and the column for which the piece will be used. Stories are assigned weeks or months in advance of publication. Writers must check their stories for accuracy before submitting. All stories will be rigorously fact-checked by the magazine staff, and writers of feature-length pieces are required to submit fact-checking materials, from notes to referenced articles to tapes. The author holds the article’s copyright, but the magazine retains the right to redistribute the article in electronic and print form. The magazine will not publish pieces that have been published elsewhere. |
