Field Notes, City Guides and Practical Travel Reads
One form handles everything: reader notes about a route, a correction to a walking distance, or a pitch for a piece you want to report yourself. If you are pitching, send a 200-word outline and two links to published clips. Tell us which rhythm of trip the story belongs to, whether that is a quick layover, a long weekend, a slow month, or a stretch of working from somewhere else. We read street-level reporting, so practical details, opening hours, and the parts of a plan that fell apart are more useful to us than a polished summary. The Spanish edition carries the same pieces with local notes, so pitches written with that in mind are welcome too. Use the form for both reader mail and contributor pitches, and be as specific as you can about the place, the timing, and what you actually saw.
One editorial channel handles everything that comes in: reader notes, corrections, and pitches for the magazine. If you are writing about a route you walked, a stall you kept returning to, or a transit detail that saved you an hour, send it here. The same form covers both a short reader note and a full contributor pitch, so there is no separate channel to remember.
Contributors should send a 200-word outline and two links to published clips. The outline is what we read first, so keep it plain: where the piece goes, what you saw, and what a reader takes away. Clips can be published work or drafts that show how you report on the ground.
Asentamiento 25 de Mayo, Municipio de San Salvador de Jujuy, Jujuy, Y4616XAQ, Argentina
Reader notes and contributor pitches both arrive through the same form. If you are proposing a piece, include a 200-word outline and two links to published clips. Tell us the rhythm of trip you have in mind, the streets you walked, and what you would report from the ground.
Everything sent to the editorial desk lands at one postal address in Jujuy. It is a mailing point for pitches, reader notes, and print correspondence, nothing more. There is no counter to walk up to, no scheduled visiting window, and no drop-off arrangement, so please treat it as a place to send paper rather than a place to arrive at.
If you are mailing a printed pitch, a copy of a piece you clipped, or a letter you would rather not type, this is the address to use. Digital notes still move faster by email, and most contributors never need the postal route at all.
Postal address
Asentamiento 25 de Mayo, Municipio de San Salvador de Jujuy, Jujuy, Y4616XAQ, Argentina
Use this line exactly as written when filling out a mailing label.
The usual channel for pitches, corrections, and questions about a published piece.
Contributor pitches
Send a 200-word outline and two links to published clips. Reader notes and pitches share the same editorial channel.
No account, no upload, no tracking number. Just a message that reaches the desk.