Fresh Bulletin welcomes pitches for clear, original pieces about making, materials, repair, methods, and learning through hands-on projects. A useful contribution helps readers understand what to try, what to watch for, and what may not go to plan.
What makes a good pitch
Propose one defined subject and explain why it will be useful to our readers. Tell us the central idea, the practical details you would cover, and what makes your approach distinct. Strong pitches are specific without relying on grand claims, specialist credentials, or a guaranteed result.
Contributions we welcome
We consider explainers, project walkthroughs, material comparisons, troubleshooting pieces, and thoughtful accounts of a technique. Be candid about limits and safety considerations, and do not present personal experience as proof that a method works for everyone. Pitches should be original and written in clear English.
How to send a proposal
Send your proposal through the Contact page and select the editorial question option or describe your pitch in the message. Include a working title, a short outline, and any relevant writing samples you choose to share. Please send a proposal rather than a complete unsolicited article.