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to writers/authors: This is a template web page for a travel article
published on the Go Northwest! web site. Your article and accompanying information
would replace all text in red. Text not in red is what would be on the usual travel
article page. The article itself goes here. Guidelines
Suggested length is 200 -1000
words. Up to three images no more than 10k each can be included. We prefer you
to submit the text of your work in digital form, in the body of an email (not an
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Suggested topics
We are seeking articles on
cities, activities, attractions, accommodations, in British Columbia, Idaho, Montana,
Oregon, Washington, and Yellowstone Park. The aim is to inform and entertain the potential
traveler to the Pacific Northwest. You might want to write about the outdoors, arts
and music scenes, history, the weird and wonderful, dining out, a local personality, handy
tips for new visitors, out of the way places, humorous stories, your own travel adventure
etc. Have a look around this web site to get more insight into appropriate style and
content.
Who can submit?
Anyone! We want to hear
from people in whom the three interests - traveling, writing, and the Pacific Northwest -
find a happy combination. You might be a student writer, freelance, professional, or
(like me) have had no formal training as a writer and just want to share your local
knowledge. We invite you to give it a go! (Just be sure to comply with the
conditions set out below).
Why submit?
We do not pay for your
work, but heres the deal for accepted submissions
You get
published on this web. You could then add Go Northwest! to your resume. You
also get a readership for your work, feedback on your work in the form of our own
editorial revisions, and potential feedback from readers (we will include your email
address with the article, if you desire).
We get quality
content for our web site.
Webmasters please note:
We also consider articles from other commercial websites (so long as the conditions below
are met). Perhaps you would like to exchange articles, or post content on our site
with acknowledgement. Please contact
Jack
to discuss an arrangement.
Conditions
All work must be the property of
the person submitting the written work, as within copyright law. All work must not
be published anywhere that would cause Go Northwest! to infringe copyright law in
publishing the work. Published pieces remain the property of the author/web site,
and are attributed to the author/web site. We reserve the right to make any
editorial changes to pieces accepted for publication. (We dont expect to be
too heavy-handed in this). You can request removal of your work from Go Northwest!
at any time. Submission of any work does not guarantee publication. You will receive
notification from us, either way.
Terms, conditions and guidelines
are subject to change without notice.
Send questions and submissions to
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We look forward to receiving your
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