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Creative Kids Writers’ and Artists’ Guidelines

Please follow these instructions carefully. The editors will not review or respond to materials that are improperly submitted. Improper submissions will be discarded.

  • We are looking for the very best material by students (ages 8–16). Material may include cartoons, songs, stories between 500 and 1200 words, puzzles, photographs, artwork, games, editorials, poetry, and plays, as well as any other creative work that can fit in the pages of the magazine.
  • All work must be original. Upon acceptance of a work, we will request that a legal guardian sign our standard contract granting copyright permission. The contract will be mailed with notification of acceptance.
  • Work may be submitted by the author, parent, or teacher. Each piece must be labeled with the child’s name, birthday, grade, school, and home address, and must include a cover letter.
  • Each entry should be sent in its own envelope via first class mail. Do not send more than one submission in each envelope. Teachers, please do not send more than 3 submissions in each envelope.
  • Include a self-addressed, stamped envelope for a response. Do not seal the SASE. Submissions without a SASE will not be considered. Submissions will not be returned. Teachers, please include a SASE for each piece of work submitted.
  • All submissions must be typed on 8 1/2 x 11-inch white paper. Use only one side of each sheet. Include student’s name at the top of each page.
  • Materials submitted should not be under consideration by any other publisher.
  • Items should be carefully prepared and proofread. All activities requiring solutions must be accompanied by the correct answers.
  • Illustrations, cartoons, comics, and other graphic items should be completed in black ink and/or felt pens. We also accept color copies of paintings, watercolors, colored pencil sketches, collages, and other artwork. If artwork is mounted, it must be on flexible board. Names should be printed on the back of the artwork or photograph—not on the front.
  • Keep a copy of any work submitted. When sending artwork, send a color copy of the material. Creative Kids will solicit the original work if it is accepted for publication.
  • We only accept gloss-finished photographs (no Polaroids). Digital photographs printed on high-quality glossy photo paper are acceptable.
  • Students submitting accepted material will receive a free copy of the Creative Kids issue in which their work appears. Creative Kids reserves the right to edit submissions.
  • Mail all materials to Submissions Editor, Creative Kids, P.O. Box 8813, Waco, TX 76714-8813. Creative Kids cannot be responsible for losses in the mail or for damage due to faulty packaging.

See details at website: http://www.prufrock.com/client/client_pages/prufrock_jm_ck_wg.cfm

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Here’s a market a few kids might be interested in.  Secular Homeschooling invites young homeschoolers to contribute short articles, stories, black and white artwork, and poems for their Home Scholars page.  Contributors will be paid $5 for each accepted submission.

Link to Submission Guidelines:  http://www.secular-homeschooling.com/write.html

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The Blue Pencil Online

The Blue Pen Online Writers’ Guidelines

The Blue Pencil Online publishes the work of writers ages 12 to 18 from around the world, with the intention of showcasing the best in literary craft by young writers.

The Blue Pencil Online seeks:

♦ Narrative fiction of up to 5000 words

♦ Both free and measured verse of any length (limit = 3)

♦ Monologues, scenes, and one-act plays

♦ Essays (humorous, personal, miscellaneous) and interviews of up to 2500 words

♦ Translations into English (with original foreign-language text)

♦ Audio recordings of interviews and of readings of literary texts (up to 20 minutes) for Out Loud!

♦ Submissions to Pencil Shavings, The Draft Board, and A Good Read (please visit these features to learn more).

See details here: http://www.thebluepencil.net/bp-submissions/tbpo-writers-guidelines/

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Stories for Children Magazine

Stories for Children Magazine takes work from writers under 18. From their website:

Stories for Children Magazine is a monthly on-line magazine for children ages 3-12 that launched in spring of 2007. The new issue of the magazine appears on the website for sale the first Monday of each month.
Three aspects of Stories for Children Magazine that set it apart from many other children’s magazines:
Contributors under the age of 18 are encouraged to submit to the magazine (a release form signed by a parent or guardian is needed for publication).
Contributors with no previous writing credits are encouraged to submit their work.
Readers may preview the magazine, read FG interviews, youth publications, and various other columns online at no cost, although readers may download a PDF file of the current or past magazine issues for a small fee.

Submissions to the magazine are solely through email. The magazine does not accept any hard copy submissions.

http://storiesforchildrenmagazine.org/SFCcontributors.aspx

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Creative Kids Writers’ and Artists’ Guidelines

Please follow these instructions carefully. The editors will not review or respond to materials that are improperly submitted. Improper submissions will be discarded.

  • We are looking for the very best material by students (ages 8–16). Material may include cartoons, songs, stories between 500 and 1200 words, puzzles, photographs, artwork, games, editorials, poetry, and plays, as well as any other creative work that can fit in the pages of the magazine.
  • All work must be original. Upon acceptance of a work, we will request that a legal guardian sign our standard contract granting copyright permission. The contract will be mailed with notification of acceptance.
  • Work may be submitted by the author, parent, or teacher. Each piece must be labeled with the child’s name, birthday, grade, school, and home address, and must include a cover letter.
  • Each entry should be sent in its own envelope via first class mail. Do not send more than one submission in each envelope. Teachers, please do not send more than 3 submissions in each envelope.
  • Include a self-addressed, stamped envelope for a response. Do not seal the SASE. Submissions without a SASE will not be considered. Submissions will not be returned. Teachers, please include a SASE for each piece of work submitted.
  • All submissions must be typed on 8 1/2 x 11-inch white paper. Use only one side of each sheet. Include student’s name at the top of each page.
  • Materials submitted should not be under consideration by any other publisher.
  • Items should be carefully prepared and proofread. All activities requiring solutions must be accompanied by the correct answers.
  • Illustrations, cartoons, comics, and other graphic items should be completed in black ink and/or felt pens. We also accept color copies of paintings, watercolors, colored pencil sketches, collages, and other artwork. If artwork is mounted, it must be on flexible board. Names should be printed on the back of the artwork or photograph—not on the front.
  • Keep a copy of any work submitted. When sending artwork, send a color copy of the material. Creative Kids will solicit the original work if it is accepted for publication.
  • We only accept gloss-finished photographs (no Polaroids). Digital photographs printed on high-quality glossy photo paper are acceptable.
  • Students submitting accepted material will receive a free copy of the Creative Kids issue in which their work appears. Creative Kids reserves the right to edit submissions.
  • Mail all materials to Submissions Editor, Creative Kids, P.O. Box 8813, Waco, TX 76714-8813. Creative Kids cannot be responsible for losses in the mail or for damage due to faulty packaging.

See details at website: http://www.prufrock.com/client/client_pages/prufrock_jm_ck_wg.cfm

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The Blue Pencil Online

The Blue Pen Online Writers’ Guidelines

The Blue Pencil Online publishes the work of writers ages 12 to 18 from around the world, with the intention of showcasing the best in literary craft by young writers.

The Blue Pencil Online seeks:

♦ Narrative fiction of up to 5000 words

♦ Both free and measured verse of any length (limit = 3)

♦ Monologues, scenes, and one-act plays

♦ Essays (humorous, personal, miscellaneous) and interviews of up to 2500 words

♦ Translations into English (with original foreign-language text)

♦ Audio recordings of interviews and of readings of literary texts (up to 20 minutes) for Out Loud!

♦ Submissions to Pencil Shavings, The Draft Board, and A Good Read (please visit these features to learn more).

See details here: http://www.thebluepencil.net/bp-submissions/tbpo-writers-guidelines/

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Here’s a market a few kids might be interested in.  Secular Homeschooling invites young homeschoolers to contribute short articles, stories, black and white artwork, and poems for their Home Scholars page.  Contributors will be paid $5 for each accepted submission.

Link to Submission Guidelines:  http://www.secular-homeschooling.com/write.html

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The Blue Pencil Online is edited and produced by the students at the Walnut Hill School for the Arts in Natick, Massachusetts.  The magazine seeks to publish the best of literary work in English by young writers aged 12-18 from around the world.

This information has been added on the www.YAAGroup.org to the Markets area, which shows many more markets for writers and artists.

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Here’s a market a few kids might be interested in.  Secular Homeschooling invites young homeschoolers to contribute short articles, stories, black and white artwork, and poems for their Home Scholars page.  Contributors will be paid $5 for each accepted submission.

The YAAGroup.org Markets page in the members section has lots of other publishers interested in submissions from young people.

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