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Jack Sparrow Publishers’ magazines aim to present informative, engaging, and thought-provoking content for a broad readership, including researchers, professionals, students, and the general public. To maintain consistency, quality, and ethical publishing practices, the following guidelines are provided for both authors and editors.
Guidelines for Authors
Articles should be original, unpublished, and not under consideration elsewhere
Word count: 1,000–3,000 words (unless otherwise specified)
Articles should be written in clear, simple, and engaging language, avoiding excessive
Focus on current issues, innovations, or societal impacts related to the magazine/journal’s theme
Can include opinion pieces, success stories, editor’s reflections, or community highlights
Should be fact-based but narrative in tone,
Write in clear, simple, and engaging language for both academic and non-academic audiences
Avoid excessive jargon; if technical terms are necessary, provide short explanations
Use storytelling techniques such as
Title: Catchy, relevant, and concise.
Introduction: Set the context and hook the reader.
Body: Develop key ideas in a logical flow with subheadings.
Conclusion/Takeaway: Summarize insights
Font: Times New Roman, size 12, 1.5 line spacing.
Headings: Should be concise and consistent.
Figures and images: Must be original or used with proper permissions.
Citations: Should follow APA/MLA/IEEE style,
Minor revisions may be requested to improve clarity and structure
Accepted articles are scheduled for publication in specific magazine issues
Proper acknowledgment of sources, quotations, and third-party material is mandatory
Conflicts of interest and sponsorship/funding must be disclosed
Guidelines for Editors
Curate stories that align with the theme, vision, and readership of the publication
Ensure all content aligns with the magazine’s scope, theme, and readership
Maintain impartiality and fairness in reviewing submissions
Plan themes or special issues in coordination with the publisher
Balance academic, professional, and general-interest content for wider appeal
Ensure inclusion of diverse perspectives and global voices
Avoid favoritism, bias, or conflicts of interest in editorial decisions
Promote integrity by rejecting plagiarized or misleading content
Work with design/layout teams to ensure high-quality presentation
Approve final content before release
Wide readership across academia, industry, and society
Enhanced visibility through digital platforms and indexing
Editorial Stories Guidelines
Editorial stories in Jack Sparrow Publishers’ journals and magazines are designed to inform, inspire, and engage readers while reflecting the publisher’s vision and the editorial team’s voice. They may include thought pieces, commentary on current
Content Scope
Focus on current issues, innovations, or societal impacts related to the magazine/journal’s theme
Can include opinion pieces, success stories,
Editorial Role
Curate stories that align with the theme, vision, and readership of the publication
Ensure accuracy, relevance, and narrative quality
Balance diverse voices and perspectives
Build a personal connection with readers
Provide a platform for diverse voices within the publishing community
Showcase insights, reflections, and thought leadership beyond research
Strengthen the identity and outreach of Jack Sparrow Publishers
