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QUOTES FROM WARROOM HOW TO
A member of the editorial team will be in touch to discuss how to take your idea from concept to published essay. Include your proposed topic and question and outline your argument briefly.
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PITCH: If you have an idea for an article but would like editorial feedback before you write and submit a full essay, send a pitch (maximum of 200 words) to with PITCH in the subject line.Articles must conform to all submission guidelines outlined here. ARTICLE: Submit complete articles to and include ARTICLE in the subject line.
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Provide respectful, supportive, and responsive editorial reviews. Writers have numerous options for publishing their work. We also welcome thoughtful defenses of the same. We welcome essays that are thoughtfully critical of the U.S. In reviewing your work, we have no agenda apart from advancing a productive, public discourse about important ideas in defense and national security. Think beyond the news cycle. We seek to publish articles that are timely and relevant but, six months (or a year or two) from now, your essay should still be interesting. Bernard Baruch said, “Every man has a right to his own opinion, but no man has a right to be wrong in his facts.” All citations should be hyperlinked to the most accessible and credible source. Ensure you accurately represent the facts. Support assertions with facts from legitimate sources. Cite any factual assertions that are not common knowledge, and cite references to other people’s work. Keep it interesting. Follow the “inverse Thumper rule”: If you only have nice things to say, don’t say nothing at all. Avoid military jargon, and do not use acronyms or initialisms that you would not see in the New York Times. Our preferred length is 1200-1500 words, and we reject submissions longer than 1800 words. Be concise. Have a point and get to it. We are affiliated with the US Army War College, but producing great writing about defense and national security is the only qualification for our authors. WAR ROOM offers no compensation for submissions and does not accept any offers for advertising. Send all submissions to ROOM editors reserve the right to refuse publication for any reason. Submissions that do not meet these guidelines will be returned without substantive editorial review. WAR ROOM requires all submissions adhere to the Submission Guidelines, below. These views are not necessarily those of the United States Army, the Department of Defense, or the U.S. The content on WAR ROOM reflects the views of the authors and other contributors. WAR ROOM features innovative and provocative articles and podcasts that explore challenges in national security and defense intended for a broad audience of well-informed readers and listeners. WAR ROOM has a crowdsourcing approach to content generation, and it relies on contributions through an open submission process. We think open competition improves the quality of ideas, and we believe that good ideas can come from anywhere. 
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