Submissions
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We welcome proposals for high-quality language courses—especially where existing materials are weak. We care most about clarity, structure, and learner outcomes.
What to send
- One-page pitch (language, audience, level, unique contribution)
- Proposed table of contents (unit plan + progression)
- Two sample sections (e.g., one dialogue lesson + one grammar/exercises lesson)
- Brief author bio (teaching, research, community involvement)
What we optimize for
- explicit scaffolding (no “mystery jumps”)
- exercises that build active recall and production
- clean explanations (linguistically accurate but readable)
- respect for register, pragmatics, and cultural context
What we usually avoid
- busy pages and decorative “fluff”
- unstructured vocabulary dumps
- undefined grammar terms or unexplained abbreviations
- copying the shape of older textbooks without improvement
Submit by email
For now, submissions are handled directly. Use the contact page and include “Submission” in the subject line.
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