Contribute to our latest Issue!

At Your Eyes Tell: ARMY Magazine, we are dedicated to showcasing the creativity, passion, and voices of ARMYs around the world. Below, you'll find detailed guidelines for submitting your work, whether it be writing or art. We can’t wait to see what you create! The submissions are OPEN for the ISSUE I. The THEME of the current issue is "NO MORE DREAMS". Scroll below for the concept note and the ideas.

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1. Writing Submissions

We welcome a wide variety of writing submissions inspired by BTS, their music, and the themes they explore. Your work doesn’t have to be directly related to BTS or the issue’s theme; we also feature ARMYs’ diverse talents in our ARMY Talent Corner but try to stick to the theme to make it more fun. Trust us, we will get to every theme sooner or later. 

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Accepted Genres:

1. Poetry

2. Lyrical Analysis Essays

3. Opinions

4. Personal Essays

5. Short Stories

6. Memoirs

7. Reviews

8. Fanfics & Songfics

9. Other: If your piece doesn’t fit any of the above categories but you feel it belongs in our magazine, don’t hesitate to submit it!

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Submission Requirements:

• Length: 500 to 2,000 words, but we’re flexible depending on the piece’s needs.

• Format: Submit your work as a Word document (.doc/.docx) or Google Docs link.

• Font & Spacing: Use a standard, readable font (e.g., Times New Roman, Arial) at 12pt size, with double spacing.

• Originality: Your work should be original and unpublished. If your piece has been published elsewhere, please include a note about where and when it was published.

• Citations: If your work includes references, please provide proper citations in a consistent format (e.g., MLA, APA).

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2. Art Contributions

We accept all forms of artistic expression and encourage ARMYs to share their visual interpretations of BTS, ARMY, or related themes. Whether your work is directly inspired by BTS or aligns with our current issue’s theme, your art has a place in our magazine.

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Accepted Formats:

1. Fanarts

2. Photography

3. Mixed Media: Collages, graphic designs, or any combination of mediums that creatively express your connection to BTS.

4. Other: We are open to all kinds of artistic submissions—if your work is unique and speaks to the spirit of BTS or ARMY, we’d love to see it.

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Submission Requirements:

• File Format: High-resolution images in JPEG, PNG, or PDF formats.

• Resolution: At least 300 DPI for print-quality images.

• File Size: Maximum of 10 MB per image. For larger files, please provide a link to a cloud storage service (e.g., Google Drive, Dropbox).

• Description: Include a brief description (2-3 sentences) of your artwork, explaining its inspiration, medium, or any other relevant details.

• Originality: Your artwork should be original and not copied from other artists. If your work is based on another artist’s style or concept, please credit the original creator.

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General Guidelines for All Submissions:

• Submission Process:
  Send your work via email to youreyestellmagazine@gmail.com with the subject line “Submission: [Title of Your Work]”.
  Include your name, preferred pronouns, and any relevant social media handles or websites you’d like us to credit.

• Response Time:
  We aim to respond to submissions within 2-4 weeks. If your submission is selected, we’ll notify you and provide details on the publication process.

• Rights & Usage:
  By submitting your work, you grant Your Eyes Tell: ARMY Magazine the right to publish your content in both digital and print formats. You retain the copyright to your work, and we will credit you appropriately. If you wish to publish your work elsewhere after it’s appeared in our magazine, please inform us so we can update our records. We do not accept previously published work but we can accept simultaneous submissions. Kindly let us know if it is accepted elsewhere first.

• Community Standards:
  We value respect, inclusivity, and positivity within our community. Please ensure your submissions align with these values and do not include any content that is discriminatory, offensive, or harmful.

• Editing:
  We reserve the right to make minor edits for clarity, grammar, and formatting. Any significant changes will be discussed with the author/artist before publication.