In every issue of Ceramic Review there are opportunities to have your say and contribute to the current debates and pictorial surveys.

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Letters

Our Letters page is an ongoing catalogue of readers' interests and concerns. Write in to voice your opinion, pass on some advice, comment on a CR feature, or respond to other contributors.

Send letters to The Editor, by e-mail, fax or post, or send a postcard to add to the illustrations on the Letters pages.

Gallery

Images of current work are welcomed for the Gallery pages.
This three-page regular gives a visual survey of work on show internationally and helps to promote your exhibitions, open days or events. All types of functional, decorative or sculptural ceramic works are included.

Include full captions with your name, address and telephone number plus the title and brief description of work, size in centimetres and details of the relevant event.
Send your entries to The Editor, marked 'Gallery'.

Please note our deadlines (below) if you would like them to be considered for a particular issue.

Images submitted to the Gallery pages will be returned if they are accompanied by a stamped addressed envelope. We are sorry we are unable to acknowledge receipt of Gallery entries.

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Reports

Who is doing what and where? If you have an item of news you would like to share with the ceramics community send details and images for inclusion in our Reports pages.

Typical categories include News of Potters, Gallery News, Obituaries, Competitions and Awards, Auction News and Suppliers News.

Press releases or short statements with any pictures should be sent to The Editor, marked 'Reports'.

Tips

This long-standing column receives a steady stream of suggestions to help with all aspects of making pots. Tips are welcome and those published receive payment of £10. Send contributions to The Editor, marked 'Potters Tips'.

Ceramic Review welcomes articles, long or short. Potters, students, enthusiasts and collectors read the magazine around the world. Articles may be practical, technical or experiential, though we also welcome writings that are theoretical and look at the role of ceramics within contemporary culture.
Articles should follow the style of Ceramic Review, both in length and approach. Contributors may find it useful to send a short proposal of 100 words with some images. This will allow the editor to consider the piece in relation to other articles in progress or on file and give helpful feedback.

We prefer to receive copy by e-mail or on disk. In either case a hard (paper) copy should also be sent by post. Copy should be printed on one side of the paper in double spacing, leaving good sized margins all round.

Do not send original manuscripts or photographs without keeping a copy.

Good quality photographs should accompany articles. Scroll down to Sending Images for further information.

Deadlines for articles are ongoing. Please send your proposals and images with details of any forthcoming exhibitions.

Payment is at current rates on publication.

Format

Ceramic Review welcomes good quality digital images, colour transparencies, slides and/or colour prints.
Digital Format: Preferably high resolution JPEG. Resolution: 300 dpi for approximate image size 220 x 150mm.
If using a digital camera, use maximum quality settings and provide as unedited JPEG file.

Captions

Please caption all images fully, giving name of artist, title of work, dimensions in centimetres, year of making and any technical information, such as making or decorating process and firing conditions. Indicate the correct orientation of the image where relevant (view this side, top etc.). Include your name and return address on each image and where relevant please state the name of the photographer.

Returning Images

Images submitted to the Gallery pages will be returned if they are accompanied by a stamped addressed envelope. We are sorry we are unable to acknowledge receipt of these entries.

Please do not send original photographs without keeping a copy.

Whilst every care is taken with material submitted, no responsibility can be accepted by Ceramic Review for accidental loss or damage to material sent in.