[NFBWATlk] Writing an Article for the Braille Motitor

[Mary Ellen Gabias]

The process of submitting an article to the Braille monitor is surprisingly simple. All you need to do is to write the article and send it to Chris Danielson, monitor editor. There are no fees. You don’t need to have subscribed, although reading the monitor is a good way to know what kind of articles are usually welcome.
If you want, you can send an email query to Chris Danielson to ask if your topic is of interest. Even that is unnecessary, though, since   he is more than delighted to accept unsolicited writing.
Good luck. Not even knowing the topic of your article, the setting you describe makes me think I’ll be very interested to read it.
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> On May 11, 2026, at 6:35 PM, Humberto Avila via NFBWATlk <nfbwatlk at nfbnet.org> wrote:
> 
> Hello All,
> Happy Monday. I have some questions I have pertaining to how I might go about submitting an article to be included in the Braille Motitor.
> 1. Are there entrance fees I should be aware of?
> 2. Are there any other editorial considerations I should be aware of, besides being an NFB member and talking about blindness philosophy?
> 3. Is there a word count?
> 4. Do I actually need to be receiving the Braille monitor for this to work?
> I am being inspired by an experience I experienced during a conversation within my table mates while attending the NFBW Seattle Chapter meeting.
> Thanks!
> Sent from my iPhone
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