We welcome short pieces from researchers, students and other writers on religion in history, politics and culture, from nationalism, war and the law to theology, art and literature.
Formats we especially welcome
- a reflection on a Religion in Praxis episode
- a reflection on a scholarly work
- a reflection on a book, publication or work of art, including film
Posts run to about 900 words.
How to pitch
Before writing, send a pitch of about 150 words that sets out your argument. Tell us in two or three lines who you are, and include a link to something you have written before, if you have one.
Send pitches to tornike.metreveli@eu.lu.se. We reply to every pitch. An accepted pitch does not guarantee publication, and accepted pieces are edited before they appear.
Students
We also welcome pieces from MA and doctoral students. Student posts appear under Student Perspectives and run to about 700 words. In your pitch, name your programme and university.