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The Rise and Fall of the Curry House - Vittles
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Words by Thuli Weerasena
The Rise and Fall of the Curry House Words by Thuli Weerasena Vittles Mar 01, 2021 21 6 Share Good morning and welcome to Vittles Season 3: You and I Eat Differently. All contributors to Vittles are paid: the base rate this season is £350 for writers and £100 for illustrators. This is all made possible through user donations through Patreon , and subscriptions made through Substack. All paid-subscribers have access to paywalled articles, including the latest newsletter interview with former delivery app entrepreneur, Collin Wallace . If you work in restaurants, please email me directly if you
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