Submit Your Writing
Thank you for your interest in writing for Undine Grimoires.
Are you interested in contributing to the library as a guest writer?
Guest posts are unpaid, but there are real benefits to sharing your work here, and we’d love to read what you’ve been researching.
Before You Submit
We welcome guest writers who want to share their expertise with our readers. Every submission is reviewed against our Writing Guidelines and Research Standards, and submitting doesn’t guarantee publication. We may accept or decline any submission at our discretion.
You keep the copyright to your work. By submitting, you confirm that the work is your own and grant us permission to publish, edit, and share it, with credit to you or anonymously if you prefer. After your piece appears here, you’re free to republish it elsewhere with a note that it first appeared on Undine Grimoires. You also agree to the editorial changes needed to meet our standards.
Full terms are in our Terms of Use.
Why Contribute to Undine Grimoires?
Writing for Undine Grimoires means joining a library built by people who care about getting the strange and wonderful things right: folklore, occult history, mythology, plant lore, and the practices that grew from them. Here’s what you gain:
Visibility
Your work will be published to a growing readership that seeks out careful, sourced writing on witchcraft, paganism, and the occult, and promoted across our social channels.
Credibility
A byline in a library known for its sourcing is a mark of trust. Writing here shows that your work holds up to scrutiny.
Your Portfolio
Add a well-edited, published piece to your portfolio. Whether you’re experienced or just starting out, it can open doors to freelance work, collaborations, and other projects.
Links Back to You
Every guest post includes an author bio with links to your own site and social channels.
Connection
Meet fellow writers, researchers, and practitioners, and open the door to future collaborations.
No Website Required
Share your work with an audience without the time and expense of running your own site.
Ready to Begin?
Read the Writing Guidelines first. They cover what we’re looking for, our sourcing and AI policies, and how to send your pitch.
Questions? Contact us.