Publishing for Middle and High School Students
About Teens. An online
magazine for teens that includes funny photos, jokes and humor, short stories
and book reviews. Submit only your own
work for publication on this site.
About:
Creative Writing for Teens http://teenwriting.about.com/library/submissions/blgeneralsubs.htm
Book
Hooks. Publishes
book reviews online.
http://www.bookhooks.com/index.cfm
Concord Review. The first and
only journal in the world for the academic work of secondary students of
history, has published students in 38 states and 25 other countries. Essays
average 5,000 words. Published essays
are considered for the Ralph Waldo Emerson Prize.
Contests
http://teenwriting.about.com/z/js/o.htm?k=writing%20contests&d=Writing%20Contests
Crunch invites students are to share
their opinions on this e-zine. The editors provide the topics and the
guidelines, and students write reviews, poetry, or stories. http://nces.ed.gov/nceskids/crunch/
Cyberteens
gives humor and upbeat articles receive
special attention. http://www.cyberteens.com/cr/
Frodo’s
Notebook takes art and writing by teenagers seriously.
Thirteen to nineteen year-olds around the world are producing stunning
material—original art and literature, as well as criticism of the same— and we
feature the very best of it in our publication. http://www.frodosnotebook.com/index.html
Hanging
Loose Magazine http://www.hangingloosepress.com/submissions.html
KidAuthors.com.
This site publishes student poetry and stories. http://www.kidauthors.com/poem_home.asp
KidPub. This site, a great resource to publish student work, contains
over 40,000 stories from kids. http://www.kidpub.org/kidpub/
Kids
Bookshelf Publishes poems, short stories,
artwork, and book reviews. You must have your teacher's permission to send in
your work. Students 17 years of age and younger may send in
their original short stories and poems to be published on this site. All
entries should be written in English with correct spelling and grammar. http://www.kidsbookshelf.com/index.asp
Merlyn's Pen. Students in
grades 6-12 may submit writing, which will then be considered for both Merlyn's
Pen Magazine and the American Teen Writer Book Series. Less than 1% of all submissions are selected
for publication.
Midlink Magazine.
By kids from 8 to 18. Invites participation on specific themes. Has won many
online awards.
Poetry
Post. Ongoing. Work must be submitted by teachers.
Rainy
Day Corner Writer's Guidelines. For writers 8-21. Also online (see below).
Rainy Day
Corner Writer's Markets. For writers 8-21. Also in print.
Secret
Life of Boys (The SLOB). New (Spring, 2002) e-zine based in New Zealand,
exclusively for boys up to 14.
Skipping Stones: A
Multicultural Magazine. An award-winning, international magazine,
celebrating ecological and cultural diversity. Young readers and contributors
of Skipping Stones, ages 8 to 16, hail from diverse cultural and socioeconomic
backgrounds.
Stone Soup Magazine. For
students to age 13. Looking for "works that will inspire our readers to
excel". High standards. Selects 50 stories and 10 poems a year. $
Teen Ink TeenInk's
monthly print magazine, daily website and new book series are all written by
teens for teens. We publish essays, short stories, reviews, interviews, poetry,
art and photography, and have published more than 25,000 teens since 1989. Send
us your work today! http://www.teenink.com/Resources/PublishingR.html
Teen Ink. Teen Ink's
monthly print magazine, daily website and new book series are all written by
teens for teens. Publishes essays, short stories, reviews, interviews, poetry,
art and photography, and have published more than 25,000 teens since 1989.
Writers'
Conference. Publishes The Writing Slate, a magazine that publishes original
poetry and prose from students enrolled in grades K-12. Three issues per year
are printed with one devoted to publishing winners of the writing contests.
Writ,
The, is a monthly online writing magazine for
teens! Each month, we will feature a
new genre, idea, or form of writing, and include teen works related to that
topic in the issue. From all teen works
submitted, our staff of dedicated editors will select one teen to be the TEEN WRITER
and have a special article printed with his or her writing….http://www.squeaksandsquealscaviary.com/thewrit
Writing.com
Free of charge http://www.writing.com/?rfrc=inkspot.com
Wyvern
The writer must be thirteen years old.
This site publishes only imaginative fiction such as science fiction,
fantasy, horror, etc. Free of charge;
must register. http://elfwood.lysator.liu.se/erb/rules9.html?33796
About http://teenwriting.about.com/od/placestopublish/
Cicada Magazine is a
literary magazine for teenagers and young adults. http://www.cricketmag.com/ProductDetail.asp?pid=11&type=
Voices from the Middle: March 2006: Sharing Multicultural Literature: In this issue, we’ll look at the contemporary and
traditional literature you share with your students that brings diversity into
your classroom. What literary and
expository texts help widen your students’ world? How do you incorporate that literature into your curriculum? What do you do with that literature beyond
share it with students? How do you
define multicultural literature—is it only that literature that represents
racial and ethnic diversity? What makes
a book multicultural? What do your
students say about reading multicultural literature? How do you find and keep up with new multicultural titles?
Let us hear from you as you describe how you help your students find and enjoy
this literature. (Submission deadline:
October 1, 2005.) http://www.ncte.org/pubs/journals/vm
Voices from the Middle: May 2006: What books published between
1999—2006 have you most enjoyed? We want to include responses from as
many readers as possible, so please keep your comments to 700 words. (Deadline:
January 3, 2006) http://www.ncte.org/pubs/journals/vm