I suggest you read the two blog posts following this one and then follow the instructions below.
If you’ve been “sitting on the fence” about writing a Letter to the Editor (LTE), well, you won’t be sitting on the fence for very long.
It only takes 5–10 minutes to write an LTE; here are the instructions:
- Keep your LTE to 150–200 words in length (the “shorter the better” is a good rule).
- An LTE submitted by email is the best method: letters@pbpost.com (include your phone number and complete address)
- Listing your credentials is very helpful.
- Then always follow-up!
- Follow up your LTE with an email or fax (561-820-4728) tomorrow.
- Then later, call the editorial department (561-820-4441); explain why your letter is important.
- Don’t be timid. Stay pleasant and respectful.
- Then just ask outright: “Are you planning to publish my letter?”.
Share this information with your friends and neighbors.