Write for us

Eastern Tennis Review welcomes considered pitches about tennis language, customs, history, spectatorship and culture. We are interested in clear, original explanations that help readers notice something about the game they might otherwise miss.

What to pitch

Propose an evergreen subject with a defined reader and a distinct angle. A strong pitch explains the central question, the main idea the piece will leave readers with, and why it belongs in Eastern Tennis Review. We welcome explainers, comparisons, contextual essays and thoughtful guides to watching or understanding an aspect of tennis.

What makes a good submission

Keep the scope focused, use precise language and distinguish documented details from personal interpretation. Tell us what material supports factual claims and disclose any relevant interests. Avoid unsupported claims, promotional copy and pitches that depend on an unverified scoop.

How to send it

Send proposals through the Contact page, selecting the editorial option and including a short summary, proposed approach and any relevant writing sample details. A pitch is a proposal, not a promise of publication; we will consider fit, clarity and the needs of the editorial plan.