Of course! Hockeygirl is in charge of our weekly topics and creative challenges so just fire her off an e-mail with "Hockeygirl: Weekly Topic Suggestion" in the subject line and she’ll take care of that. We’re always looking for new ideas and such. After all, we’re here to serve you. And us. But mostly you.

I'm more then happy to post your fan fictions on the site but sorry no, I'm not going to forward your GQ script Ideas, or give you contact names and addresses, to DreamWorks. I don't know what DreamWorks policy is on unsolicited scripts* is, I'm not going to ask, and if you feel your writing is that good get an agent. Please note: What I've heard most about unsolicited scripts is that they get trashed as soon as they come in.. See similar questions...

New Voyages has had an open submission policy. (That is how we found Ethan Calk and Jack Trevino who wrote "What Lies Beneath.") However, currently, our production schedule is full, so we are not taking submissions at this time. See similar questions...

Script Alley accepts submissions 24 hours a day, 365 days a year either online, or via snail mail. When your submission has been processed, you'll receive a confirmation e-mail indicating that it has arrived and gone out to your reader. See similar questions...

You are welcome to email us your story ideas, and our editorial staff will determine if we are able to use the information. However, due to the volume of email we receive, we cannot respond personally to each message. Please be assured that the appropriate staff person will give your message full consideration. Stories submitted to OregonLive. See similar questions...

To submit an idea, fill out the online form at: http://www.lni.wa.gov/Safety/Topics/ReduceHazards/ErgoBank/submit.asp The Washington State Department of Labor and Industries' (L&I) web site does not properly display because JavaScript is disabled or not supported in your browser. See similar questions...

Our staff page contains a listing of acquisitions editors for each of the disciplines in which we publish. See similar questions...

Yes! Feel free to submit as many scripts as often as you like. Because judging is a subjective process, multiple submissions will be distributed to different readers to make sure that each script has an equal chance. Each script should be submitted as a separate entry -- one application and release form per script, as well as $35 per entry. See similar questions...

Entry forms are available on our website, and you can submit a hardcopy by mail, or you can enter electronically if your script is in Final Draft, Word or a PDF. See similar questions...

Starship Farragut’s “Series Bible” provides the backdrop for the U.S.S. Farragut (NCC-1647), its Commanding Officer (CAPT John “Jack” T. Carter), its crew and reoccurring characters. In addition, the bible provides script submission guidelines and enables writers to submit scripts and story ideas that are consistent with the overall parameters of Starship Farragut. See similar questions...

For more information on becoming a script writer, check out our Beind the Scenes feature from DragonCon, (located in the BtS Archives) Keep on writing...the more you write the better you will get! But... do not send in ideas or scripts to FOX or to the show unless it is through an accredited agent. ALL unsolicited ideas and scripts are left unopened and are thrown away. This is for your protection. See similar questions...

In order to submit your videos as Creative Content, you must first apply to the MotionMaker program. Once your membership is validated, you will have the option of labeling your videos "Creative Content" under their privacy settings. See similar questions...

Thank you for you interest in CNN! Please submit your story by sending an email to CNN Public Information. Public.Information@turner.com. See similar questions...

We depend on readers to bring some of our best stories to light. If you have an idea for us, send us a few sentences that explain the gist of the idea and why you think it would be a good fit for STANFORD. You are welcome to include background information. You can send ideas via e-mail, fax or mail. See similar questions...

Yes, but recognize that having a small team to assist you can really help with generating ideas, completing analysis and writing the plan. See similar questions...