Submit to Snatch Magazine

Tone of Voice
Smart, fun, honest. We love personal stories, emotional beats, and irreverent humor. No need to sound academic (unless that’s your thing).

Length
100–800 words

Tense
First- or third-person both welcome—just keep it consistent.

Topics We Love

• Emotional sports memories

• Watching in queer or POC spaces

• Making DIY fan gear

• What you learned becoming a fan

• Rants about coverage, broadcast access, or merch

• Hot takes and sports dreams

• Nostalgia about your first women’s sports game

• Why you’re a fan

We’re not accepting traditional athlete profiles or game recaps for this issue.

Format
Please send high-res scans or clean digital files (PDF, JPG, PNG). No photos of sketchbooks—but scans of sketchbook pages are okay.

Illustration & Art
Must be your original work. All styles welcome—from loose drawings to graphic design.

Photography
Submit up to 10 images with a short description. You must have permission from anyone clearly pictured.

Interested in being paired with a writer to design or illustrate their piece? We’d love that.

Send an email to sophia@snatchmagazine.net with the subject line “Design Collab” and a link to your work or portfolio. We'll connect you if there’s a good fit.

We’re looking for short interviews with people who shape women’s sports culture like video creators, organizers, photographers, small business owners, or anyone else making an impact in the space.

If you’re interested in doing an interview, you’ve got two options:

• Have someone in mind? Great! Please email sophia@snatchmagazine.net with the subject “Interviewer Pitch” and a short description of who you want to interview before you dive in.

• Want to be assigned an interview? That works too, email us with subject “Interviewer Collab” and we’ll see if we can pair you up with an interviewee.

We’re especially excited about interviews that explore what it means to be both a fan and a contributor to the culture.

Have a burning question about women’s sports culture? A dilemma only fellow fans would understand? Submit your question to our advice column here. We’ll answer a few in the print issue and maybe more online.

These can be serious, funny, vulnerable, or just plain weird.
We won’t publish your name unless you want us to.

Got an idea that doesn’t quite fit the categories above? A silly fan game? A fake ad? A bracket of the best game-day snacks? Something unhinged, unexpected, or delightful?

We love that.
Tell us what you’re thinking, we’re open to weird, smart, fun stuff and we’ll help you refine your idea to make it ready to submit.