Manuscript Editing for Feminist Review Journal Articles

Run as a collective since 1979, Feminist Review holds space for conversations that rethink and reimagine feminist scholarship and praxis. It publishes accessible knowledge and timely interventions that build on Black, Indigenous, decolonial, and transnational feminist struggle, with values that center care. SAGE publishes it, and its editorial office is at 198 Contemporary Arts and Learning in London.

Articles run 6,000 to 8,000 words, and Open Space pieces up to 3,000, with counts including the abstract, text, footnotes, and references. Open Space takes dialogue, work in progress, polemic, poetry, and other forms. Citations follow Sage Harvard author-date, with every in-text citation matching the reference list. Articles carry an unstructured abstract of 200 to 300 words. The manuscript is fully anonymized, and a separate title page holds the Statements and Declarations. The word count and date go at the end of the text. Review is triple-anonymized, with two collective editors reading first and two external referees after. Off the Grid Editing applies Sage Harvard and checks the word count. Submissions go through Sage Track.

SAGE's submission guidelines cover length, citations, and anonymization. If you have reviewer comments from an earlier submission, send them with your manuscript and we will address each one. If you have questions about which service is right for your manuscript, contact us directly. We respond to every inquiry the same day during business hours.

For how we edit feminist scholarship, see journal article and essay editing; academic proofreading is the final pass before submission. If English is your second language, see English language editing for researchers. We also prepare articles for Signs and the Journal of Gender Studies.