About the Journal

Pinas Gazette (Essays, Stories, and Poetry) abbreviated as Pi. Gaz., is a quarterly open-access journal (Online ISSN 3082-6128). It follows an open publishing model, making all content—scholarly essays, creative stories, and reflective poetry—freely accessible to readers without subscription barriers.

Aims and Scope

Pinas Gazette (Essays, Stories, and Poetry) undergoes a rigorous peer-review process. We publish:

Scholarly essays on curriculum design, instructional strategies, learning environments, organizational management, and educational performance.
Creative stories that explore human experience, culture, and the intersection of education and everyday life.
Reflective poetry that captures insight, emotion, and critical perspectives on teaching, learning, and society.

Rather than empirical research, Pi. Gaz. emphasizes theoretical insights, critical commentary, and literary expression that advance both education and the arts.

Aims to

Showcase Creative and Critical Writing
Provide a venue for original essays, critical reviews, short stories, and poetry that illuminate teaching practices, learning theories, and the human dimensions of education.
Promote Dialogue
Serve as a platform for educators, scholars, writers, and poets to exchange ideas, reflect on emerging challenges, and inspire one another through both analytical and imaginative work.
Share Best Practices and Inspiration
Highlight innovative pedagogical techniques alongside narrative and poetic forms that enliven classrooms, communities, and cultural conversations.
Support Professional and Artistic Development
Offer articles and creative pieces focused on enhancing teaching effectiveness, instructional design, mentorship, and the craft of writing—fostering growth for both educators and artists.
Encourage Interdisciplinary Perspectives
Welcome submissions that blend insights from education, technology, psychology, sociology, anthropology, neuroscience, and the literary arts to deepen understanding and broaden discourse.

Publication Service Fee

APC: USD 20 per accepted submission (essay, story, or poem), payable upon acceptance.
Optional proofreading: USD 10

Article Types & Writing Guidelines

1. Article Types

Pinas Gazette (Essays, Stories, and Poetry) publishes essays, criticisms, stories, poetry, and related scholarly articles ranging from 2,000 to 6,000 words. Concise and well-structured contributions are encouraged to support timely publication. Submissions will undergo peer review, and authors may indicate preferred format in their cover letter.

2. Writing Guidelines

Harness Mind Publishing Author Services offers English editing, formatting, plagiarism checks, and statistical assistance. To enhance visibility, authors are advised to use clear titles, strong keywords, and well-written abstracts or cover notes. Refer to the Manuscript Submission Guidelines for more.

Editorial Policies

1. Peer Review Policy
Harness Mind Publishing does not accept author-suggested reviewers. Reviewers are chosen for their expertise and objectivity.

2. Authorship
All significant contributors must be listed as authors. For student-based work, the student is typically listed as the lead author.

3. Acknowledgement
Contributors not qualifying for authorship should be recognized in a separate document to preserve anonymity. This may include deans, heads, or technical assistants.

4. Conflict of Interest
Authors are encouraged to disclose any potential conflicts of interest and follow ethical publication standards.

5. Research Ethics
Although the journal does not publish empirical studies, any references to participant-based experiences or educational data should include appropriate ethical considerations.

6. Redundant Publication
Authors should disclose if submitted content overlaps with prior publications.

Publication Policies

1. Publication Ethics
1.1 Plagiarism
Harness Mind Publishing and Pinas Gazette (Essays, Stories, and Poetry) are committed to identifying and addressing plagiarism. Submissions are screened using plagiarism detection tools.

1.2 Prior Publication
Content previously published elsewhere is generally not accepted unless significantly revised and cited appropriately.

Preparation and Formatting

1. Formatting
Manuscripts should be submitted in Word or LaTeX format. Templates are available on the journal website.

2. Figures and Tables
Color figures are shown online. Special print reproduction requests may incur costs.

3. Supplemental Materials
Supplementary materials such as appendices, figures, or multimedia may be included online.

4. Referencing
The journal follows APA 7th edition referencing guidelines.

5. English Language and Style
Submissions should reflect high standards of academic English and clarity. Harness Mind Publishing offers optional language support services.

Further Information

Questions may be directed to the Pinas Gazette (Essays, Stories, and Poetry) editorial office at pinas.submissions@harnessmindpub.com.

Manuscript Formatting Guidelines:

Author Details
Include full names, affiliations, ORCiDs, and contact emails. Once approved, affiliations cannot be changed.
Abstract
Include a 200–250-word abstract and 5–7 keywords. Focus on the piece’s topic, purpose, key points, and implications.
Manuscript Structure
Although empirical study sections (e.g., Methods, Results) are not required, authors may use structured formats for clarity. Essays, stories, and poems should maintain coherence and logical flow, including sections like Introduction, Main Discussion, and Conclusion, where appropriate.
Figures and Tables
Authors are encouraged to include visual elements. Figures should be in JPEG or PNG. Tables should be accessible and clearly labeled.
Referencing
Follow APA 7th edition. List only works cited in the main text; include DOIs when available.