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 Waging
Peace Poetry Contest for adults and youth (no entry fee for 12 and
under) |
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www.teenink.com
TeenInk
is a printed monthly publication and an on-line weekly magazine, written
entirely by teens for teens. They have no staff writers so they depend on
teens for material. Each issue (read by hundreds of thousands of teenagers) contains articles
by students representing schools nationwide. In addition to the printed
version, their weekly on-line version gives even more teenagers an
opportunity to be heard worldwide. |
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The New York Foundation for the Arts
- The Scholastic Writing Awards -
P.O. Box 517 -
New York, NY 10013
Scholastic Writing Awards offers contests in
a wide range of categories. Students in grades 7-12 are encouraged to
submit their writing (short stories, poetry,
non-fiction). Cash prizes and scholarships are awarded, and some
manuscripts may be published. Guidelines: http://www.scholastic.com/artandwriting |
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http://www.harpercollins.com/
What started out for me as a cyber-hunt on Robert Frost reading some of
his own poetry, turned into hours of listening to other authors and poets
reading their own work (Barbara Kingsolver, Wally Lamb, Charles Bukowski,
Jewel, James Joyce…the list goes on). I
never did hear Robert Frost! Go to this web address and
follow the Audio link. You
must have Real Audio loaded on your machine. Be sure you have a
few hours to kill... |
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http://poetry.about.com -Poetry news items, editorials
and of course, poetry. An extensive archive links you to
comprehensive lists of individual poets, festivals, grants, other poetry
websites.
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For
inspiration and new ideas, check out this
resource guide for young readers and writers. Thanks for the
suggestion! And you're welcome for the extra credit :) |
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If
you are a teenager currently enrolled in high school, grades 9-12,
Crashtest, the new online literary magazine for
high school writers, would like to hear from you! |
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Bumples
is an exciting NEW INTERACTIVE online magazine for children four-ten years
of age seeking illustrated fiction.
Cash payment. |
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New
Moon Magazine - New Moon Girls is for girls ages 8 & up.
We created the website so girls have more ways to share their work
with one another! You can also submit an original writing or
artwork |
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The
Blue Pencil - The Blue Pencil Online publishes the work of
writers ages 12 to 18 from around the world. |
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Claremont
Review - The editors of The Claremont
Review are looking to publish first class poetry, short stories and short
plays by young adult writers
(aged 13-19). |
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Crow
Toes Quarterly - Crow Toes Quarterly is
looking for playfully dark, intelligent, descriptive literature written for
children ages 9 and up. |
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Creative
Kids Magazine is
looking for the very best material by students (ages 8-16). |
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Write
On! For Literacy is looking for book reviews of your favorite children's,
middle grade and young adult books to publish on the Write On! website. |
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Do
you like to draw or write? Do you want to see your work published? Do you
want to make a difference in the global community? Submit your
work to JJ Express Magazine! |
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University
Link Magazine - You must be a currently enrolled college student. We pay
for each piece that makes it to print. |
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Welcome
to the world of chixLITtle and chixLIT, a print
magazine and online community created by girls and made for girls 7-17. |
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KidSpirit
Magazine is a unique, unaffiliated spiritual magazine written by and for
11 to 15 year olds. Our goal is to foster dialogue and
understanding among kids of diverse backgrounds and traditions about
values, spirituality and life's big questions. |
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Young
Christian Writers - Young Christian Writers magazine features short
stories, articles, book reviews, poems and other creative work
by Christian students ages 12-18. |
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The
Benchmark Group - We want talented young writers between the ages of
13-19 who speak clearly to their generation. We publish fiction and
nonfiction. |
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VOYA
- VOYA invites submissions from teens
aged twelve to eighteen for Notes from the Teenage Underground.
Cash for publication. |
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Protest
Poems wanted - protestpoems.org
is a poetry journal entirely devoted to, and fully committed to, new poetry
that tackles human rights issues worldwide. |
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New
Moon Magazine - Celebrates girls, publishes fiction and poetry from
girls between 8 and 14. New look, check it out. |
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GirlSpeak
is a pro-woman, web-based literary and visual art magazine that seeks to
provide a platform for those who identify as female. We showcase original
works by young women and male allies ages 12-22 for an international
readership. |
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Need
a poem on a particular topic? A poem by a certain poet? Check
out
http://www.best-poems.net. |
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Teen
Ink - Magazine written by teens for teens. Features fiction,
poetry and art. |
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Skipping
Stones - Publishes original art, writing and photography by artists
under the age of 18 |
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Claremont
Review - Publishes fiction and poetry by young writers (age 13 to 19).
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Cicada
- Publishes stories and poetry by teens reflecting their own unique
perspective. |
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Stone
Soup - a magazine by young writers and artists. If
you are 13 years old or younger, go to
www.stonesoup.com .
Young people from all over the world contribute their stories,
poems, book reviews, and art work to Stone Soup...and get
paid! Guidelines and sample work on website. |
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Scholastic
Magazine presents
Writing With Writers - Featuring Jack Prelutsky, Karla Kuskin and Jean
Marzollo. Step by step workshops with these favorite children's
authors. |
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National
Foundation for the Advancements of the Arts - Scholarship
opportunities for high school students interested in writing, dance, film,
music, theater, photography and voice. Check out their website at: www.artsawards.org
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Writer's Market is now online at http://www.WritersMarket.com.
This website lists hundreds of markets from the well-used book and is
updated continually. The site offers tips and guidelines for getting
published, market spotlights, links to the best Web sites for writers and
more. You can customize market searches to your own interests by
searching on subject matter, pay range, needs or location. |
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Are you a booklover? Writers Write has
announced the launch of its new community
and resource for booklovers at www.ReadersRead.com
. The new website features discussion of the latest books in
different genres, information about new releases and book reviews and
links to hundreds of book-related websites.
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You know those playful magnetic word kits that show up on refrigerator
doors (mine, at least), cookie sheets and file cabinets...well, they have
a wonderful Magnetic
Poetry website. If you are 14 years old or younger, surf on over
to check out the ZOOM Magnetic Poetry Kit - Word
Contest. You could win a trip to the ZOOM studios and have
your Word included in the next version of Magnetic Poetry. If you
are older than 14, check it out anyway and create your own magnetic online
poem for possible publication. If you are a teacher, follow the
Teacher Link. I just spent way too much time out there... |
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Literary
and Poetry Contest Scams - Sad, but true. Many
writers are so desperate for publication that they get taken in by the
most unscrupulous operators. Beware these scams and 'contests'
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http://windpub.com/literary.scams/
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A
glossary of poetic terms
- http://www.poeticbyway.com/glossary.html
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Skipping
Stones is a nonprofit young writer's magazine that encourages cooperation,
creativity and celebration of cultural and environmental richness. It
provides a playful forum for sharing ideas and experiences among young
people from different lands and backgrounds.
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