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About In The Know

Built by one student, for every student who's hesitated to hit publish.

A Bristol-based platform giving student writers their name on a real, permanent article — no portfolio, no waiting list, no gatekeeping.

14Articles published
6Writers onboarded
10Categories covered
2026Founded

After your first article

Publishing once is the hard part. Here's what changes once you have.

1

Your profile goes live

Your name links to a proper writer page — bio, article count, and read stats, all in one place.

2

Pitching gets faster

We already know your writing and what you're about — the second pitch takes minutes, not a full introduction.

3

You start climbing the leaderboard

Every piece you publish moves you up the writers' ranking — visible on the Writers page.

4

You get first look at new categories

As In The Know grows into new sections, our existing writers get first refusal before we open it up publicly.

Why this exists

I began 'In The Know' with one word in mind — accessibility. As an amateur writer myself, I understand publishing work can be scary. With this platform, I'm aiming to break down that misconception. Whether your work is a grand examination of the socio-economic shifts in cultural capital or just an account of your day out at the museum, I want to personally extend a welcome to you to get your article published in 'In The Know'. Whilst I won't be explicitly editing your work, I am responsible for supervising and publishing the articles whilst ensuring all work is suitable and appropriate.

Evan Hedges
Evan Hedges
Founder & Creative Director

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