Write For EAT

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EAT accepts article and photo queries for both our website and print edition. However, space for the print edition is limited.

 

Article Submissions

For best opportunity please follow a few guidelines outlined below for your pitch:

  • Outline your idea in a paragraph or two. Include any planning you have done thus far in it. Example: if it is a travel article, and you had already visited a place or had already booked the destination for the article.

  • Use the subject “EAT Article Query”

  • please include sample writing pieces. If submitting an article with hopes for print, specify published works in either print or online.

 

Photo Submissions

  • Please include what it is that you wish to photograph.

-If you are wanting to cover an event on behalf of EAT, make sure to inquire at least 6 weeks in advance.

  • Include sample photos with EXIF data intact, or link to portfolio (preferably again with intact EXIF).

  • Subject line should read “EAT Photo Query”

 

Pre-written Submissions

If you have already written an article and wish to see it published follow the below guidelines with submitting:

  • We like to keep most of our web articles around 600 words. Longer articles tend to be broken up into segments for a series.
  • We do not do restaurant critiques on eatmagazine.ca.
  • URL links for any business names should be provided in the body of the article, in parentheses following the word that will act as a link.
  • Articles should be submitted with a title and one line descriptive subtitle.
  • Use the spelling and grammar check tool on your word processing application before submitting the article.
  • Please have a look at our website (www.eatmagazine.ca) to see what kind of articles we publish.
  • for print articles range from 600-1500 words

Note: EAT only accepts original, un-published content on submission, we do not re-print article.

All submissions go to editorial@eatmagazine.ca

 

Sincerely,

Cynthia Annett-Hynes

Editor-In-Chief