Letter to editors: A practical guide to submitting your work

Download a free sample letter to present your project to a publisher and learn how to communicate your ideas with clarity and professionalism.

How to approach a publisher with confidence

One of the most common challenges for journalists and writers is how to present their work to an editor. It's not just about having a good idea, but knowing how to convey it clearly, professionally and persuasively.

In his course Narrating reality: narrative journalism techniques, journalist and educator Guillermo Osorno shares tools for telling stories with impact. As part of this methodology, he has created a downloadable resource that will help you take the first step: write a letter to approach an editor or publisher..

Sample letter for publishers.

This resource includes an editable template in which you will find:

- A clear structure for writing your presentation.
- Tips on tone and key information to include.
- A sample letter that you can adapt according to your project.

With this guide you will be able to save time, focus on your story and approach editors with more confidence and professionalism.

Why this resource is useful.

- It gives you a starting point to communicate your idea clearly.
- It reflects the experience of Guillermo Osorno in media, agencies and creative storytelling.
- It is a practical support for those seeking to publish articles, chronicles or narrative projects.

If you want to delve into how to transform reality into memorable stories, explore the course Narrating reality: narrative journalism techniques.