Ink and Folio welcomes thoughtful proposals about handwriting, journaling, paper, pens, and the tools around writing, especially when they make a clear comparison rather than repeat a buying list.
What makes a good pitch
Send a concise summary of the subject, the reader question it answers, the approach you would take, and why the piece would be useful beyond a passing trend. Specific angles are stronger than broad promises to cover stationery.
What to propose
We consider original explanatory, comparative, and craft-focused ideas across the publication’s categories. Make trade-offs visible, distinguish observation from fact, and avoid unsupported claims about materials or performance.
How to send it
Use the Contact page and choose the editorial question option to submit your proposal. Include a working title and a short outline in your message; please do not send a complete article unless requested.