When writing for The Wunderkammer, we require a creative, conversational, and culturally curious tone. We encourage writers to include their own style and flare, while remembering key details that ensure consistency across our content. Seeing as we discuss Pop Culture, Fashion & Style, Food, and Crafts/DIY, curators for The Wunderkammer are delighted to see engaging language, exciting topics, and enticing titles and visuals. When choosing your verbiage, aim to please audiences as young as ten and up to 100 or older. The most important part about writing for The Wunderkammer is your own passion and enjoyment! We want you to love the work you put out, the subject you are discussing, and your time working with us. In the spirit of enjoyment, if you have any questions, editors at The Wunderkammer encourage you to use your best judgement and write what feels right. When selecting pieces, The Wunderkammer will choose what feels right, and edit only what is necessary to maintain consistency.

Written Submissions

Original Work: Created specifically for The Wunderkammer (not repurposed from another course or publication).
Section Fit: Aligns with one of our magazine categories — Pop Culture, Fashion & Style, Food, or Crafts/DIY.
Word Count: 800–1,200 words (creative pieces may be shorter if paired with visuals).
Title & Subtitle: Includes an engaging title and brief deck/subhead.
Tone & Voice: Matches The Wunderkammer’s creative, conversational, and culturally curious tone.

When Submitting Artwork, Photography, or Visual Media:

Original Artwork: Created by the contributor or used with permission (no copyrighted material without credit).
Media Types Accepted: Illustration, photography, collage, digital art, or mixed media.
Image Format: .jpg or .png, 300 dpi resolution preferred.
File Name: LastName_TitleofWork.
Artist Statement (Optional): 2–3 sentences describing your concept or inspiration.
Image Credits & Alt Text: Credit line included for all images, with brief alt text for accessibility.

Formatting & Submission

File Format: Google Doc (.docx) for text; .jpg or .png for visuals.
Author/Artist Bio: 2–3 sentences included at the end of the document or submission form.
Submission Method: Upload via The Wunderkammer Google Form by the stated deadline.
Naming Convention: LastName_Section_Title.

Deadlines & Review

Submissions are accepted on a rolling basis for future issues. The following dates apply to the December 2025 issue only:

December Issue Deadline: November 28th, 2025
Editorial Feedback Returned: December 1st, 2025
Final Submission Deadline: December 3rd, 2025
Publication Launch: December 7, 2025

Before You Submit

Proofread or review for clarity, quality, and presentation.
Verify that all visuals include captions, credits, and alt text.
Ensure tone, design, and concept reflect The Wunderkammer’s mission: to celebrate creativity, curiosity, and connection through culture.

Genre-Specific Guidelines

POP CULTURE: We consider reviews, commentary, and essays related to film, television, music, social media, and internet culture.

FASHION: We consider poems, historical pieces, trend analysis, and style commentary inspired by media and culture.

FOOD: We consider recipes, food essays, and culinary features connected to pop culture, tradition, or personal storytelling.

CRAFT: We consider DIY tutorials, creative projects, and craft-based essays inspired by trends, fandoms, or personal creativity.

*Please note that submissions for our December issue are now closed. We publish monthly and welcome submissions year-round. Stay tuned for our January issue theme.*