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Do you love the Bayou City a little bit more than the average Houstonian? Do you want to write for a magazine and website you’ve come to know and love (yours truly)? Do you want to be a part of a team dedicated to covering all aspects of our big, beautiful sprawl?

Well, we want you too. Houstonia’s blogs — Gastronaut, Shop Talk, On the Town and Wanderlust — are looking for freelance contributors. Interested? Pitch your story ideas at the email addresses below, and make sure to include a few examples of your writing, published or unpublished.

Gastronaut

Are you passionate about Houston’s diverse restaurant and bar scene? Apply to write for our food blog at gastronaut@houstoniamag.com.

Shop Talk

Want to share your thoughts on the hottest fashions and trends of the next year? Reach out to our lifestyle editor at shoptalk@houstoniamag.com.

On the Town

Do you love the arts? We do too. Apply to write about visual art, music, film, dance, theater, architecture, books and/or TV by writing mkinney@houstoniamag.com with ideas.

Wanderlust

Love exploring Houston’s parks? Hopping planes to other continents? Either way, we want to hear from you. Let us know about your wanderings and travel tips at wanderlust@houstoniamag.com.











Nicki Koetting
Nicki Koetting
Nicki graduated from Northwestern University and stuck around the Windy City for a few years before returning to her beloved hometown of Houston. Previously, she was the Editor of The Lake Forest Leader newspaper in Lake Forest, Illinois, having launched the paper in February 2015. Before that, she was the Assistant Editor of The Highland Park Landmark newspaper in Highland Park, Illinois. She has written for Men's Health, Catalyst Chicago and Advocate Magazine.  Even though her job as Houstonia’s Digital Editor requires her to live on the internet, in her free time she can be found...also living on the internet. When she unplugs, she likes to play recreational kickball (albeit poorly) and cook unnecessarily difficult pasta dishes.