Write for us

We welcome clear, thoughtful proposals about how knowledge is remembered, recorded, taught, arranged or passed on. A strong contribution gives readers a fresh way to understand a specific subject without assuming specialist knowledge.

What to propose

Send a short pitch focused on one question, process or example. Explain the main point you want readers to leave with, why it suits Lasting Knowledge and what material or sources would help you make the case. We welcome explainers, comparisons, histories and carefully framed practical pieces.

What makes a good piece

Use precise examples, explain unfamiliar terms and keep the central idea in view. Be open about uncertainty and avoid unsupported claims, sweeping generalisations or advice that depends on professional judgment or local rules. Original work should be your own and should identify any relevant sources.

How to send a pitch

Send proposals through the Contact page, choosing the editorial question option and outlining your idea in the message. A pitch is not a promise of publication; please wait for a reply before sending a complete draft.