Publishing Your Writing

The final step in the writing process for many writers is publishing. Publishing can take many forms from school literary readings, to submitting your work for publication online or in literary magazines.

Below is a list of links to Web sites where you can submit your writing for publication.

Amazing Kids! eZine

An online eZine for kids and teens of all ages, with a focus on kids in grades 4-8.

Merlyn's Pen

This Web site is an online magazine that publishes fiction, essays, and poems by teens.

Potluck Magazine

A print magazine that publishes poetry, short stories, fables, book reviews, and artwork by kids age 8-16.

Teen Ink

A monthly print magazine, website, and a book series written by teens for teens.

Teen Lit

A Web site that publishes poetry, essays, short stories, and book reviews from teen writers.

Write Source

Submit your writing to the Write Source for a chance to have your writing included in a Write Source book or online as a student writing model.

Great Source Short Story Contest

Enter a short story for a chance to be published on the Great Source iwrite Web site and win a prize for you and your school!

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