Submission guidelines

The Pomelo Magazine is committed to amplifying marginalised voices all over the globe.

We are a small team of women from the Eastern Himalayas and hence are committed to diminishing gaps. Those that arise from geographical differences, which accentuated our marginality in terms of politics, demography, and identity. We are currently unable to compensate our writers monetarily but are open to bringing in new team members and imagining transcultural/national solidarities through this platform.

Politics Section

Politics and the act of being political becomes very subjective, however, for this section we shall be narrowing it down to journalistic pieces on current affairs, social movements and any non-fiction piece that aligns wth the ethos of our magazine

Kindly limit your essay to 800-1500 words excluding references & citation.
Please send us your work in .docx format to editorialthepomelo@gmail.com
In the subject line of the email, we request the contributor to mention Submission - Non-fiction
We request the contributor to send us a short bio of themselves in the third person.
If the contributor wants to be published anonymously, their identity will only be disclosed to the editor in charge.

Fiction

We, at The Pomelo, encourage a diverse range of fictional creative writing. We are happy to publish stories that explore various genres including horror, political, historical, YA, romantic, you name it! Feel free to surprise the readers with your creative imagination.

Kindly limit your writings to 1200-2500 words.
Please send us your original work in .docx format to editorialthepomelo@gmail.com
In the subject line of the email, we request the contributor to mention Submission: Fiction
We request the contributor to send us a short bio of themselves in the third person.
If the contributor wants to be published anonymously, their identity will only be disclosed to the editor in charge.

Visual Art

We are happy to host any form of visual art. We would appreciate it if the creator could share a brief context of their art and any description as deemed fit by them