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Writing for EAR, other EAP Titles

The following are intended to serve as general guidelines for new contributors to Eastern Art Report print edition; as well as Eastern Art Report Online.

For more specific guidance on submitting papers for East Asia Journal, please visit EAJ homepage.
To submit a book proposal to Saffron Books, click here.
For information on other titles please contact the editors using the Contact Form.The guideline below apply mainly to Eastern Art Report print and online editions.
Submitting Materials
  • In the first instance please do not submit photographic material, unless you wish to offer a preview, via e-mail. Photos supplied over the Net cannot be used in the print edition, unless they are at least 300 dpi, but some may be suitable for use in Eastern Art Report Online.
  • Contributions to EAR are welcomed (on a wholly voluntary basis) from curators, historians, journalists and readers provided such submissions satisfy these general guidelines, in content order:Letters to the Editor should be concise and topical and accompanied by name and address of writer (the latter for editorial record);Signed articles submitted for publication in EAR should invariably be original and not have been submitted elsewhere for publication. Pseudonyms, noms des plumes and made-up identities are not acceptable. Articles should be accompanied by illustrations, preferably copyright-free or with permission of owners.International Diary items of art-related news, previews and reviews of exceptional quality and importance not already covered by EAR are welcomed as a general rule. If in doubt, please contact the editors.Art market reports are welcomed from individuals and institutions provided they are written from an independent perspective, preferably contributed by individual/s who may not be connected in any manner with the individual or institution responsible for the commercial event.
  • Book previews and reviews are welcomed from individuals and institutions provided they are written by individual/s who may not be connected in any manner with the author/s being reviewed or with the institution/s responsible for the publication.
  • Suggested entries for EAR listings online or in the print edition should be submitted only by the organising institutions, except when offered as a tip-off or in the context of another editorial submission.
Style
EAR has a worldwide readership base and its subscribers comprise a broad spectrum--from scholars to connoisseurs with varying knowledge of, or interest in, the historical, philosophical, practical or theoretical aspects of an art-related topic.Jargon should be avoided--especially where it concerns contemporary art!Diacritical marks are discouraged but every attempt is made to reproduce original characters and accents in Latin-script languages.
In Chinese and Japanese transliteration and place names, the most recent styles and spelling systems are observed. Exceptions may be made, as they are in Arabic, Hebrew, Persian, Urdu, etc, for personal preferences (name before surname, articles, etc.) of people cited in texts, interviewees or authors.The s-suffix is preferred over Americanisms, the day precedes the month and year in dates, the numbers one to nine are written out, except in sums, e g, $1 million.
Format
The following general rules apply:Texts shoud be supplied only by e-mail, by facsimile or post only when email is not available. Maps, other graphics and line drawings can also be supplied in .psd, EPS or TIFF format.
Illustrations. EAR accepts no responsibility whatsoever for illustrations (as indeed text) lost in mail or during dispatch by any other means. Illustrations are accepted on the basis that EAR will not incur any unauthorised copyright costs. Book reviewers should send the dust cover, or a photograph of the title page, while submitting a review for publication.Proofs. EAR provides proofs for articles, including captions and footnotes, reviews and listings but not for Letters to the Editor and not for illustrations accompanying a text.
Where to Start
As the very first step, contributors should propose to the Managing Editor what they wish to submit, send an abstract or a precise outline, and state terms under which they wish to contribute.
If further clarity is required on any of the items cited above, contributors shoulde-mail the Managing Editor or send their initial query to Eastern Art Report, EAPGROUP International Media, P O Box 13666, London SW14 8WF, UK.
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