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MARKETS FOR YOUNG AUTHORS

For each of these magazines, it’s important to either write to them or check out their website for writers guidelines. You may also want to write for a sample copy so you can see what they publish. Most magazines “pay” in sample copies rather than money. It normally takes several months to hear back from them, so be patient! Always include an SASE (Self Addressed Stamped Envelope) with your submission and/or your request for guidelines. And, most importantly, have fun!

PRINT MARKETS

Word Dance Magazine
PO Box 10804
Wilmington, DE 19850
Send to: Stuart Unger
worddance.com
Publishes works by children in K-8. Accepts: stories, poems, articles.

New Moon: The Magazine for Girls and Their Dreams
34 E. Superior St. #200
Duluth, MN 55803
Send to: Julie Hoffer
www.newmoon.org
75% is written by girls aged 8-14. Uses fiction, nonfiction, poetry, book reviews, articles about historical women and girls, letters. Uses only work by girls except letters.

Skipping Stones
P.O. Box 3939
Eugene OR 97403
Send to Mr. Arun Tok
www.skippingstones.org
50% of magazine is written by young people. Accepts Spanish/English  check this site for topics, or themes, for future issues short fiction and plays (500-750 words)poems, jokes, riddles, proverbs (250 words or less)

Stone Soup
P.O. Box 83
Santa Cruz, CA 95063
Send to: Ms. Gerry Mandel
www.stonesoup.com
100% written by kids aged 6-13.Accepts stories, poems, book reviews, short plays and artwork

Highlights for Children
803 Church Street
Honesdale, PA 18431
Submit short stories, art, poems, jokes and riddles.

Creative Kids
PO Box 8813
Waco, TX 76714-8813
Writers' Guidelines
800-998-2208
Features creative writing by kids aged 8-14.Articles, fiction, poems, games, puzzles, jokes, activities.

ONLINE MARKETS

Aha! Poetry
http://www.ahapoetry.com/
Learn about different forms of poetry and post some of your own.

Cyberteens.com
http://www.cyberteens.com/
This site accepts submissions for poetry, fiction, and non-fiction written by teens.

TeenLit.com
http://www.teenlit.com/
Publishes poetry, essays, short stories, and book reviews written by teens. There’s also a discussion board where you can post and receive feedback about your work.

LiveJournal
http://www.livejournal.com/
In addition to having your own journal, you can join LiveJournal communities where you can link up with other LJers who share your interests, including fellow writers.

MORE HELPFUL WEBSITES

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