The Ironist

Differing Perspectives

Submissions

THE IRONIST

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We encourage submissions from all, and envisage, for instance, that while current events will generate obvious ironies, we would like to include such fields as literature, history, philosophy, religion, politics and the sciences.  We suggest topics that are readable, thought-provoking and are probably in the range of 1,000 to 2,000 words.  We want to provide a rich and rewarding read.  The Ironist is written for those that love words.  We cannot provide funds at this time as we are new – but at the same time, our newness makes us more open to suggestions and corrections!  Please drop us a line – and provide a reference or referral.  We are young enough to learn new tricks!

We review books — fiction, non-fiction, even films, and art works. We do lean towards ironic titles and humorous independent-minded writings but all is welcome.

If you want to write a review for us, please mail us at editor@theironist.org with the book, publisher, publication date, and 2-3 lines of pitch. We prioritise timely reviews of new and forthcoming books but classics and older books are also welcome. The length of a review can range from 500 to maximum 1500 words.

Please note: Opinions in a review piece belong to the reviewer and have no bearing on the periodical’s own views since we welcome differing perspectives.

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LEGAL DISCLAIMER

Irony expresses meanings that are different to literal meanings. Irony creates incongruity and contradiction. It has been used throughout history to entertain, inform, and bring about social change. Our website, publications and videos employ irony to educate, surprise, amuse, and to promote critical thinking. Characters and events as presented on our pages and videos are not intended to be identified with real characters who may (or may not) exist – and, if you think otherwise, then please relax, as our work is meant to be helpful and educative. Please permit the possibilities of meanings other than what you might otherwise have!

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