Writing for The Paranormal Chronicle

We welcome guest contributors who bring unique voices, credible research, and new angles to our growing archive. If you are a paranormal researcher, journalist, historian, or enthusiast with a story to tell, we encourage you to pitch an article.

Submissions should:

Be written in an engaging but professional tone
Avoid sensationalism or unverified claims without context
Be original, unpublished work
Include sources or citations when discussing research or historical topics

We offer bylines, bio blurbs, and a link to your website or social media for all accepted guest submissions. Select contributors may also be invited to submit regularly or collaborate on larger features.

Writing for The Paranormal Chronicle means joining a community of skeptics, believers, and seekers alike—those willing to peer into the shadows and ask, “What if?”

Contributor FAQ

For Writers, Researchers, and Paranormal Enthusiasts

Who can contribute to The Paranormal Chronicle?

We welcome submissions from seasoned paranormal investigators, historians, scientists, skeptics, journalists, authors, and anyone with a deep interest in the unexplained. Whether you’re a professional researcher or a passionate enthusiast, if your work is thoughtful, well-researched, and original, we want to hear from you.

What types of articles do you accept?

We’re interested in content that explores paranormal, supernatural, cryptid, UFO, or unexplained phenomena. Accepted formats include:

News reports on recent events or studies
Historical articles tied to haunted places or folklore
Investigative journalism or case studies
Firsthand accounts or field reports
Commentary or think pieces on cultural, scientific, or ethical issues
Book, documentary, or event reviews
Educational pieces on paranormal research methods

We prioritize factual integrity and clear writing. Creative storytelling is welcome, but we are not a fiction publication.

What are your style and tone guidelines?

Our tone is journalistic, accessible, and grounded. We aim for clarity and credibility while maintaining a sense of wonder and curiosity. Contributors should:

Avoid using em dashes; use colons, semicolons, commas, or parentheses
Use proper grammar, punctuation, and formatting
Avoid sensational language unless quoting or describing folklore
Provide citations for factual claims, studies, and historical references
Ensure accuracy in names, dates, and locations

A full style guide is available upon request.

Do you allow reprints or previously published work?

We do not accept reprints or AI-generated content. All submissions must be original and unpublished. You retain the rights to your work, but by submitting, you grant The Paranormal Chronicle permission to publish, archive, and promote it across our channels.

How do I submit?

Please email your pitch or full article to talysin13@gmail.com. Include the following:

A short author bio (2–4 sentences)
A headshot or avatar image (optional)
Links to any relevant work or social media
A brief explanation of your article’s topic and significance

If you’re submitting a full draft, attach it as a .docx or .pdf file. Google Docs links are also accepted.

What is the word count range?

News briefs: 500–800 words
Standard features: 1,200–2,500 words
Deep-dive or long-form investigations: 3,000–10,000 words

We occasionally publish extended research pieces of 10,000–20,000 words under special features or serialized formats.

Are writers paid?

Currently, The Paranormal Chronicle operates as an independent, ad-supported publication. We offer visibility, author promotion, and future opportunities for paid collaborations as the platform grows. Regular contributors may be invited to join our editorial circle or Patreon revenue-sharing opportunities.

Can I include links in my article?

Yes, but all links are subject to editorial approval. We do not allow affiliate links or overt promotion. Backlinks to your personal website, books, or research are permitted in your bio or author page.

Can I remain anonymous or use a pen name?

Yes. If you are an active investigator, whistleblower, or prefer anonymity due to professional concerns, we can publish under a pseudonym. Let us know in your submission.

What happens after I submit?

Once we receive your pitch or article:

You will get a confirmation within 2–5 business days
If accepted, our editor may suggest revisions for clarity, tone, or formatting
Upon approval, we will schedule your article for publication and notify you of the go-live date