Buddhist Magazines

Shambhala Sun
Writers Guidelines

The Shambhala Sun is the magazine about waking up. It celebrates the spirit of wakefulness wherever it appears - in the arts, relationships, politics, livelihood, popular culture, and all the challenges of modern life.

Inspired by the wisdom and compassion of Buddhist practice, the Shambhala Sun is devoted to the principle that true human wisdom is not the property of any one religion or culture. Beyond distinctions of secular and sacred, the Shambhala Sun is the place where ancient wisdom shares the stage with some of today's finest teachers and writers.

The Shambhala Sun has the courage to acknowledge the hard truths - and still declare that life is joyous and workable. It's a view that's both hopeful and realistic - so rare in this cynical world - combined with proven, practical ways to work with our lives in a positive way. From bell hooks and Dr. Rachel Naomi Remen to Ken Wilber and the Dalai Lama, great spiritual teachers and today's best writers and thinkers offer Shambhala Sun readers penetrating insight and practical advice on all the challenges of modern
life.


Tricycle: The Buddhist Review
Writers Guidelines

The largest Buddhist publication in America, Tricycle: The Buddhist Review is an independent quarterly magazine. Unaffiliated with any one Buddhist school or sect, Tricycle is a wide-open forum for exploring contemporary and historic Buddhist activity and its impact on mainstream culture.

Tricycle prefers to receive a one-page query outlining your idea, accompanied by any relevant information about yourself, your Buddhist and writing background, your familiarity with the subject of your proposal, and so on. If you have clips or writing samples, please send these along with your proposal.