Do you love Boston's history and architecture? Are you a writer? A photographer? The City Record and Boston News-Letter is looking for contributors with a passion for Boston's history and architecture. We are looking for:
* Reviews of new (and old) books about Boston
* Architectural criticism
* Commentary on current development issues
* Photo essays
* Whatver strikes your fancy, as long as it relates to our mission. As Abel Bowen wrote in 1825:
"Notwithstanding the multitude of publications which traverse every section of the United States, the heralds of daily intelligence, there is not one which has for it subject a course precisely like that which is there submitted to the public. Our motto is, Observe and Preserve, and in doing this, it will be the ambition of the publisher and editor of the City Record, to draw from the mouldering archives of our forefathers the reminiscences of former times, and systematize those important local events, which will serve the future historian."
While you won't get paid, you will be part of the most popular blog devoted to Boston's history and architecture. Okay, okay, we're the only blog covering these subjects. But that still makes us the most popular. The City Record and Boston News-Letter has a loyal and growing audience and is an ideal place to showcase your writing. Please send me an email (bostonhistorian(at)gmail.com) and let me know what you might be interested in writing about, and we can go from there. I look forward to hearing from you.
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