Editorial
Writers and editors with strong cultural interests can send a concise introduction, relevant clips and a short account of the subjects they follow closely.
Good editorial work begins with attention: to ideas, to audiences and to the details that make a story worth returning to.
B Book Story welcomes enquiries about editorial positions, photography, internships, submissions and general business matters. We are interested in people with a clear point of view, careful reporting habits and a genuine connection to the cultural worlds we cover.
To introduce yourself or share relevant work, write to info@bbookstory.en-html.com.
Ways to contribute
Photography
We welcome portfolios from photographers whose work brings a considered, observant visual language to people, places and creative practice.
Internships & enquiries
For internship interest, submissions or business enquiries, send a brief note that explains your focus and includes the most useful supporting material.
Our process
How we review notes
We value a clear, well-prepared introduction over a lengthy application. A little context helps us understand how your work might fit the editorial.
01
Introduce your work
Tell us what you do, what you are interested in and why B Book Story is a relevant place for your ideas.
02
Share selected material
Include a few relevant links, examples or a portfolio rather than an exhaustive collection.
03
Give us context
For a submission or pitch, explain the story’s angle, its cultural context and its likely audience.
04
Keep it concise
Our small editorial team reads introductions carefully and responds when there is a suitable next step.
Before you write
Make your note useful.
A clear subject line and a concise introduction make it easier for the editorial team to understand your enquiry and locate your work.
- Your name and the kind of contribution you are proposing
- Two or three carefully selected examples of relevant work
- A short description of your editorial, photographic or professional focus
- For pitches, a proposed angle rather than a completed article
Career notes
Questions, answered.
Practical guidance for prospective contributors and applicants.
What kinds of editorial work are relevant?
We are interested in reporting, criticism, conversations and essays connected to art, design, fashion, music, screen culture, travel and city life.
Can I send a story pitch?
Yes. Please outline the central idea, why it matters now, the people or places involved and the approach you would take.
Do you accept photography portfolios?
Yes. Send a concise portfolio or a small selection of links that reflects the kind of work you would like to make for the site.
What should an internship enquiry include?
Introduce your interests, relevant experience and availability, then attach or link to a brief selection of work if applicable.
Can I contact you about general business matters?
Yes. Keep the note specific and send it to the same editorial inbox so it can be directed appropriately.
Where should I send my enquiry?
Write to info@bbookstory.en-html.com.