Kitchen Witch

Kitchen Witch is a newsletter that covers “anything that hits the intersection of food and witchcraft—whether that’s a recipe for a honey jar, the history of altar cakes, or even a deep-dive into food-adjacent topics, like ancient Icelandic farting spells and how they relate to food.” They accept pitches at KitchenWitchJen@gmail.com. They pay $50 for reprints and $100 for original articles (of up to 300 to 400 words). To learn more, visit this page. UPDATE: Even though they make it clear on their website that they accept pitches, and pay writers, we have heard reports that they do not actually have a budget to pay writers. We recommend not pitching this publication.

News & Pitch Calls from Kitchen Witch

Sunday, March 28th 2021

Kitchen Witch is Seeking Food Pitches Related to the Sabbats

Kitchen Witch is a newsletter that covers “anything that hits the intersection of food and witchcraft—whether that’s a recipe for a honey jar, the history of altar cakes, or even a deep-dive into food-adjacent topics, like ancient Icelandic farting spells and how they relate to food.” They are looking for “food pitches related to the sabbats.” Non-white writers to the front. Pay is $100. Pitches should be sent to kitchenwitchjen@gmail.com. To learn more, refer to their editor’s Tweet and this page.

Sunday, June 21st 2020

Kitchen Witch Seeks Personal Essays about the Intersection of Food and Witchcraft

Kitchen Witch is a newsletter that covers “anything that hits the intersection of food and witchcraft—whether that’s a recipe for a honey jar, the history of altar cakes, or even a deep-dive into food-adjacent topics, like ancient Icelandic farting spells and how they relate to food.” They are looking for “personal essay pitches about the intersection of food and witchcraft.” Send your pitches to kitchenwitchjen@gmail.com. They will pay $50 for reprints and $100 for original articles (of up to 300 to 400 words). To learn more, refer to this Twitter thread and this page.