How to Send a Letter to the Editor of the New York Times
Everyone's got an opinion. After all, opinions are easy to have. They cost nothing to make or store. And, more importantly, when your current opinion suddenly becomes out-dated or altogether wrong, you can easily change it for another. One of the best ways of getting your opinion out there is by writing a letter to the "New York Times." Every day, the "New York Times" publishes many of the letters that it receives. Sending a letter to the editor of the "New York Times" is very easy.
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Write a letter no longer than 150 words.
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Refer to an article published within the past seven days.
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Include your address and phone number.
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Send your letter only to the "New York Times" and not to any other organization.
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E-mail your letter to [email protected] if you wish to e-mail the letter. Do not include any attachments.
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Fax your letter to (212) 556-3622 if you wish to fax the letter.
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Mail your letter to Letters to the Editor, The New York Times, 620 Eighth Avenue, New York, NY 10018 if you wish to send the letter by U.S. mail.