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This is for publishing academic articles:

You may submit a paper to Theodore Review if you completed the paper before finishing secondary school.

AI tools may be used for grammar checking or formatting only, but not for generating ideas, structure, or major portions of the text.

Essays should be more than 2000 words, with Turabian (Chicago) endnotes and bibliography (we do not accept papers with footnotes). An 8,000 word paper with an additional 2,000 words from the endnotes and bibliography should be labeled as a 10,000 word paper.

Essays may be on any historical topic, ancient or modern, domestic or foreign, and must be submitted electronically.

Essays should have the notes and bibliography placed at the end (Chicago Style). Use only Arabic numerals for endnotes, not Roman numerals. URLs in endnotes should have the accessed date noted per Turabian style. All endnotes should end with a period.

Use only one single font family (e.g., Times or New Baskerville, but not both) throughout. You may use any font styles (bold, italic, superscript, etc.) within that single font family. If you need non-english characters or diacritics not available in your main font, you may use other fonts for the instance of a non-english word or diacritic.

Do not break any line in the middle using a carriage return. Only use returns to end paragraphs.

Files must be in MS Word or RTF format only. We DO NOT accept Apple Pages, GoogleDocs, PDF, etc. You must convert them to MS Word or RTF before submitting.

You can submit articles that you have already or previously published or submitted on other platforms, but you must indicate and notify us of this.

When submitting, you need to provide your Turnitin testing report

Ethically Prohibited Content

Theodore Review does not publish any submission that advocates or legitimizes harm, discrimination, or exploitation.
This includes but is not limited to:

• Child sexual exploitation
  
  

• Hate speech and racial supremacy
  
  

• Violence against individuals or groups
  
  

• Content encouraging illegal or unethical conduct
  
  

No amount of theoretical reasoning or argumentative structure can override the fundamental human rights standards that guide our editorial process.

You could submit your essay in English only.