Write for us

We welcome clear, original pitches that help readers understand a specific part of showbiz. Send proposals through the Contact page and select the editorial question option; include a working title, the central idea, and why it suits Genuine Showbiz Review.

What to pitch

Good proposals focus on one answerable question about an entertainment format, publicity choice, performance convention, audience custom, or piece of showbiz history. Explain the reader takeaway and how you will keep the topic specific. We favour evergreen ideas that can be useful without unsupported claims or private-life speculation.

What makes a strong submission

Write for a general reader: define specialist terms, give context, and separate evidence from interpretation. Original work should be carefully checked, fair to its subject, and free of copied material. Tell us whether the proposal has been published or offered elsewhere.

Sending a proposal

Use the Contact page to send a concise pitch rather than a full article unless we have asked for one. Include your preferred name and a way to reply in the form. A proposal is not a promise of publication, and we do not claim to accept every submission.