ALT We publish high-quality peer-reviewed articles in a range of formats. We expect proposals to include unique and substantial new content from the author. Examples of material we would publish include: Original research with a discussion of its consequences (with or without an argument for action) that makes a unique, significant contribution to the professional literature. Articles using autoethnography, testimonios, or other accounts of the author’s own experience to analyze, theorize, situate, or otherwise contribute new insights to the professional literature. Articles arguing for a particular approach, strategy or development in librarianship, with suggestions for how it might be achieved. Transformative works with additional explanatory or interpretive content. For example, a transcription of an interview or panel discussion, with a substantial introduction explaining the importance of the subject to librarianship and a discussion of related literature.