Footnotes may be used when appropriate, but should be used sparingly. Articles rejected by HFM reviewers often are outdated, overly broad, inappropriate in tone, poorly organized, written for the wrong audience, or inadequately supported or researched. Submitted manuscripts should not be linked to proprietary products or services. Specific commercial services, products, or organizations should not be mentioned or alluded to. When submitting manuscripts for possible publication, authors should provide their full names, academic or professional titles, academic degrees, professional credentials, complete addresses, telephone and fax numbers, and e-mail addresses.
Shorter manuscripts are preferred.
Graphs, charts, and tables should be provided when appropriate and may constitute additional pages. Authors should suggest titles for their manuscripts and provide a brief abstract. Footnotes should be placed on a separate page at the end of the manuscript. Exhibits prepared on a computer are ideal, but photocopied or hand-drawn exhibits are acceptable. Artwork need not be camera ready.