IM—1776 is an independent magazine of cultural analysis, published by The Art & Literature Foundation, a non-profit organization created from the magazine.
Launched in September 2020 on a shoestring budget, IM—1776 has punched far above its weight, critically advancing discussions on topics including the future of art, contemporary philosophy, mass migration, and the politics of health through detailed long-form journalism, penetrating cultural criticism, bold political commentary, important interviews, and sophisticated analyses of contemporary events.
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ABOUT US
IM—1776 is an independent magazine of cultural analysis, published by The Art & Literature Foundation, a non-profit organization created from the magazine.
Launched in September 2020 on a shoestring budget, IM—1776 has punched far above its weight, critically advancing discussions on topics including the future of art, contemporary philosophy, mass migration, and the politics of health through detailed long-form journalism, penetrating cultural criticism, bold political commentary, important interviews, and sophisticated analyses of contemporary events.
IM—1776's aim is to recapture the spirit of the golden age of American reporting by sending talented writers and photographers across America and the rest of the world, and to advance detailed discussions of complex cultural and political challenges with the aim of contributing to renewal and pioneering industrial innovation.
Please keep your pitch below 200 words. If you wish to submit a polished draft, either paste the text (with links, if included) directly in the body of the email, or send us a Google Docs link below your pitch (make sure it's an open link and does not require access).
We do not accept: PDFs, drafts uploaded on Substack, Word/Pages documents.
We normally reply within 72 hours. If you don't hear back from us after a week, consider your pitch rejected.
Preferred articles length: 1,700-2,000 words (however, we do accept shorter/longer essays). Please familiarize yourself with our publication's style before submitting a draft.
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