Pitches wanted (food) | ~$1 per word
Added 2021-05-05 14:41:31 +0000 UTC[This opportunity was posted 30+ days ago and has expired.]
Iโm looking for pitches for first-person essays for upcoming issues of the food and cooking magazine we publish seven times a year (Jan/Feb, March/April, May/June, July/August, September, October/November, December). The theme of this recurring essay page is Stamp of Approval, so in all pitches weโre looking for the traditions, routines, offbeat food combinations, star ingredient, etc. that you swear by. Weโve published essays endorsing ranch dressing as the only condiment needed, eating dinner for breakfast, and why tiny cakes are far superior to regular-size cakes. Targeted, specific pitches work best. Iโd encourage you to check out a few back issues at the link above before submitting your pitch to ensure itโs in line with what weโre looking for.
I am most immediately looking for pitches for our upcoming October/November โ21 issue and December โ21 issues, but will review pitches for issues into 2022 as well. For the remaining two issues of 2021, pitches can be seasonal in nature (Halloween/Thanksgiving/Diwali/Hanukkah/Christmas/New Yearโs/Kwanzaa traditions, general winter or fall traditions, etc.) or evergreen.
Pieces run 350-450 words, and we can pay $400. The article will appear in print (circulation 250,000) and online. We are opening pitches up to writers currently living anywhere, though Hannaford has stores in Maine, Massachusetts, the Albany/Hudson Valley areas of New York, Vermont, and New Hampshire, so ties to that area or to the store itself are a bonus. If youโre receiving this and HAVE written a Stamp of Approval essay in the past, please feel free to forward along to your networks!
Please send along pitches in the next two weeks, and include where you live or explain any connection you might have to the Northeast or Hannaford when you do. And please feel free to forward this email to friends/colleagues/other writers.
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[This opportunity was posted 30+ days ago and has expired.]