Write for us

We welcome clear, carefully framed pitches about casino games, casino language, venue descriptions, media portrayals, or the cultural history of casino ideas.

What makes a strong pitch

Start with one specific question and explain why a general reader might care about it. Tell us the central point, the kind of material you would use, and what the piece would add beyond familiar casino imagery. A strong proposal distinguishes what can be established from what is interpretation, avoids promotional claims, and does not depend on invented facts or unverified local detail.

Useful formats

We consider explainers, comparisons, close readings of media, concise histories, and essays about language or representation. We are not seeking gambling tips, promises about outcomes, or copy written to promote a venue or service.

How to send a proposal

Send your pitch through the Contact page and choose the editorial question option. Include a working title, a short summary, the proposed format, and any relevant writing samples you wish to share. A proposal is not a promise of publication, and unsolicited complete manuscripts may not receive an individual response.