Timeline Astrology Magazine explores ancient Indian astrological techniques within a modern context, addressing the questions, challenges, and experiences of a new generation of astrology enthusiasts.
With this spirit in mind, we invite submissions from ‘Vedic’ and ‘Sidereal’ astrologers worldwide. We are seeking thoughtful, high-quality articles and artwork that speak to both aspiring astrologers and contemporary readers—whether through fresh perspectives, practical applications, or deeper explorations of timeless principles in today’s rapidly changing world.
Timeline Astrology Magazine presents traditional astrological knowledge in a fresh, accessible format for the digital age, without sacrificing depth, authenticity, or technical substance.
With this spirit in mind, we invite submissions from ‘Vedic’ and ‘Sidereal’ astrologers worldwide. We are seeking thoughtful, high-quality articles and artwork that speak to both aspiring astrologers and contemporary readers—whether through fresh perspectives, practical applications, or deeper explorations of timeless principles in today’s rapidly changing world.
Timeline Astrology Magazine presents traditional astrological knowledge in a fresh, accessible format for the digital age, without sacrificing depth, authenticity, or technical substance.
2027 Edition
What We’re Looking For
We welcome submissions focused on Vedic astrology and related traditions. Western or Tropical astrologers are also invited to contribute articles or artwork that meaningfully complement a Vedic astrology publication. We intend to create a genuine dialogue between Eastern and Western astrological traditions—one that honours the depth, richness, and unique insights both systems have to offer.
In addition to articles, we also welcome creative works inspired by astrology, including:
The only requirement is that the work maintains a clear astrological theme or inspiration.
The theme for the 2027 edition is Panchanga: The Five Limbs of Time
The submission deadline for the 2027 edition is Sep 1, 2026.
Get in touch with something you would like to share.
For some fine print, read below.
Best wishes from the Editor,
Gary O'Toole
Astrologer
We welcome submissions focused on Vedic astrology and related traditions. Western or Tropical astrologers are also invited to contribute articles or artwork that meaningfully complement a Vedic astrology publication. We intend to create a genuine dialogue between Eastern and Western astrological traditions—one that honours the depth, richness, and unique insights both systems have to offer.
In addition to articles, we also welcome creative works inspired by astrology, including:
- Poetry
- Digital art
- Paintings and illustrations
- Photography
- Mixed media and handmade artwork (digitised for publication)
The only requirement is that the work maintains a clear astrological theme or inspiration.
The theme for the 2027 edition is Panchanga: The Five Limbs of Time
The submission deadline for the 2027 edition is Sep 1, 2026.
Get in touch with something you would like to share.
For some fine print, read below.
Best wishes from the Editor,
Gary O'Toole
Astrologer
GUIDELINES FOR SUBMISSIONS
SOURCING DATA
If you're submitting astrological charts with your article, you must provide the source of your data.
Please refer to the 'Rodden Rating System' below.
AA: Accurate data as recorded by the family or state
A: Accurate data as quoted by the person, kin, friend, or associate
B: Biography or autobiography (give complete publication information)
C: Caution: no source of origin
DD: Dirty Data: two or more conflicting quotes that are unqualified
X: Data with no time of birth
XX: Data without a known or confirmed date
Rectified charts may be accepted as long as they are clearly referenced as such.
We do not stipulate a word count so as not to restrict your creative process, but keep in mind that new media articles, such as those in eMagazines, tend to be shorter (500 - 1,000) than traditional feature articles in print (1,500 - 3,500). We will consider anything from a short piece of poetry to a longer in-depth article.
We reserve the right to edit or alter the text of all material sent for publication; however, we do consult authors about substantial changes.
Unfortunately, we cannot offer you compensation for your contributions, as the magazine will be given away for free. We can, however, promote your astrological services and content in our magazine.
If you have further questions, feel free to contact us by e-mail: info[at]timelineastrology.com
Gary O'Toole
Editor of Timeline Astrology
Mailing Address:
Gary O'Toole
Tiernee
Lettermore
Co. Galway
Ireland
- Please submit articles or artwork which have not been previously published in another magazine or blog/website.
- Please send us your article via e-mail in Microsoft Word, using standard formatting.
- All artwork must be provided as a high-resolution image (at least 300 dpi) and sent as a JPEG or PNG file.
- No previously copyrighted images will be accepted. Please only send your own original work and state whether you wish to include your own copyright.
- Please provide a bio (100 words maximum), including your contact details, and send us your photo if you would like it to appear with your article.
- Please do not use glyphs in your document. Please spell out the names of planets, signs, etc., or use abbreviations within diagrams.
- Please list all references (standard Harvard referencing), sources, and endnotes at the end of the article under the title References and Notes. Include footnote numbers in the text to correspond to this list.
- Please translate any Sanskrit or uncommon astrological words or phrases into English, either within the text itself or in the footnotes.
SOURCING DATA
If you're submitting astrological charts with your article, you must provide the source of your data.
Please refer to the 'Rodden Rating System' below.
AA: Accurate data as recorded by the family or state
A: Accurate data as quoted by the person, kin, friend, or associate
B: Biography or autobiography (give complete publication information)
C: Caution: no source of origin
DD: Dirty Data: two or more conflicting quotes that are unqualified
X: Data with no time of birth
XX: Data without a known or confirmed date
Rectified charts may be accepted as long as they are clearly referenced as such.
We do not stipulate a word count so as not to restrict your creative process, but keep in mind that new media articles, such as those in eMagazines, tend to be shorter (500 - 1,000) than traditional feature articles in print (1,500 - 3,500). We will consider anything from a short piece of poetry to a longer in-depth article.
We reserve the right to edit or alter the text of all material sent for publication; however, we do consult authors about substantial changes.
Unfortunately, we cannot offer you compensation for your contributions, as the magazine will be given away for free. We can, however, promote your astrological services and content in our magazine.
If you have further questions, feel free to contact us by e-mail: info[at]timelineastrology.com
Gary O'Toole
Editor of Timeline Astrology
Mailing Address:
Gary O'Toole
Tiernee
Lettermore
Co. Galway
Ireland