The Journal belongs to and is representative of our membership and its content is designed to appeal to both established and emerging writers. If you wish to write a feature article, opinion piece, supplementary piece, writing-related poem or postcard story, or column, let us know. All submissions are copied to the editorial committee, read completely, and discussed thoroughly. Our standards are high, but established and emerging writers are encouraged to make submissions. We need cohesive, focused, polished pieces.
Quality is the key word.
Although our standards are high, both established and emerging writers are welcome to submit. If you wish to write a feature, opinion piece, supplementary piece, or column, let us know. Or, if you have a topic you'd like to see covered, but don't want to write the piece yourself, send us a list of your ideas, and we will find a writer. The feature article of Wordworks is written by Fed members, on topics about writing or writers. A feature generally runs 2,000-2,500 words.