Interpretation Australia welcomes contributions to its flagship magazine, Interpreting Australia, from members and non-members.
The theme for the next issue (May 2011) will be decided soon.
If you are interested in writing an article, please contact us first. Each issue usually focuses on a particular theme. It helps with our planning if we know beforehand that you intend writing an article.
The magazine is produced twice a year, and submissions are due by 28 February or 16 September.
Guidelines
Articles
Please send:
- articles up to 500 words long (longer articles by arrangement) – shorter articles are welcome too
- your article saved as a word document (not a pdf file)
- your name(s), your organisation and contact details
- up to 50 words about the youself
- brief captions for any photographs or other graphics
- details of photo/image credits
Accompanying photos or other illustrative material should be high resolution.
- Photographs should preferably be jpeg files (at least 600 dpi and 10 x 15 cm)
- Captions for each photograph and illustration must be included
- Include acknowledgements for all photographs and illustrations
- see guidelines for taking photographs
- Photographs should be sent as separate files. Do not embed them in a word document or pdf file). We prefer your photographs electronically as jpeg files but if that's not available please send a clean slide or print.
- Please complete the Pictorial Material Reproduction form which can be downloaded here
Please email submissions to the
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,
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or post a CD with your article and photographs to:
Interpretation Australia Association
PO Box 180
Aldgate SA 5154