We are always open to hiring new contributing writers, photographers and illustrators.
Writers' Guidelines
Avenue is a full-spectrum city and lifestyle magazine that takes an insightful look at how our community is evolving, keeps abreast of key movers and shakers and offers survival- guide advice to living here well. The magazine is a provocative and useful read for the active, curious and sophisticated city-dweller interested in everything from the arts and home fashion, to municipal politics and scientific breakthroughs.
Stories published in Avenue must have a strong relevance to our Edmonton readership, and should offer a unique perspective on the topic. Our tone is thoughtful, polished and confident. Stories run 500 to 2,000 words, with shorter pieces typically published in our health and fitness, arts or humour departments. Please review back issues to determine which topics we have already covered.
The best way to pitch your story idea is to e-mail/mail a brief query letter stating the topic, the angle and your proposed approach to executing the article. Please be aware that we receive a large number of queries and are unable to respond directly to all of them.
Your first query should be accompanied by two or three samples of your published writing (preferably via PDF or e-mail attachment, although hard copy is also acceptable by mail.)
Please do not pitch us an idea if you are pitching the idea elsewhere at the same time.
Please do not pitch ideas about people you work for, you are friends with, or from whom you have received (or expect to receive) personal or financial gain.
When a story is assigned, the writer and editor will agree on a deadline, fee, expenses and expectations for the story, and sign an agreement. Fees vary by assignment.
Direct queries by e-mail to the editor: editor@odvodpublishing.com.
Or by mail to:
Editorial Queries
Avenue magazine
#201, 10306 112 Street
Edmonton, AB
T5K 1N1
(780) 451-1379
FEATURES
-
Smart Boards, Smarter Students?
By Michelle Stockal
Photography by Darcy MuenchrathAlberta schools are investing more in technology than anywhere else in the country, but critics say higher interactivity doesn’t amount to higher learning.
more features
SHOPPING
-
All About Fall
By Sean Thompson
Photography by Peter MarkiwWarm tones and rich textures herald the changing of the season.
more shopping
HOMES
-
Eat, Play, Live
By Jane Marshall
Photography by Curtis ComeauAfter undertaking two simultaneous renovations, a busy restaurateur couple finds calm in their luxurious bungalow oasis.
more homes
FOOD AND DRINK
-
Everything New
By Gail Hall
Three eateries in Edmonton fulfill the adage that everything old is new again.
more food and drink
more find dining
FASHION
-
Role Model
Photography by Bluefish Studios
Styling by Nikolas Syhatheb, The Modest Kingdom
Hair, makeup and wardrobe assistant Julia BudzinskFall fashions heat up just in time for the Edmonton’s biggest film fest.
more fashion
Most Popular Stories
All Fired Up
Check out the city's hottest barbecue fare.
That Sinking Feeling
Should outdoor pools be as extinct as drive-ins?
Man of Speed
Sprinter Tyler Christopher on his hopes for Beijing.
Latest Comments
hardcore fuckin
Posted to Smart Boards, Smarter Students? by allhadrs.
Gps Tracking Device Tracking The World by BeSpy.Be,Gizmodo.com
Posted to Smart Boards, Smarter Students? by PlolicibPed.
Murale
Posted to Murale Moves in by Anonymous.
view more commentsMost Recent Blogs
Murale Moves in
Posted by Emma and Rita in Beauty Blog
Zap, Wax, Rinse
Posted by Emma and Rita in Beauty Blog
TEDx Edmonton Brings Ideas Worth Spreading
Posted by Ken Bautista in Top 40
view all blogs