Creative
Kids Prufrock
Press; P.O. Box 8813; Waco, TX 76714-8813
Publishes
fiction and nonfiction stories (800-900 words), poetry, puzzles, ideas to share
(200-750 words) photography by and for kids ages 8-14.
Each submission should be labeled with student’s birthday, grade,
school and home address. Reports in about 1 month
Kids
Highway
P.O. Box 6275; Bryan, TX 77805-6275
email: KidsHighway@earthlink.net
Magazine
edited by high school students. They
publish fiction (under 1500 words), nonfiction (200-500 words), poetry (less
than 20 lines), jokes and reviews. Pays
$5 for fiction and nonfiction longer than 400 words, $2 for poetry. Hector Cola Garza, Fiction Editor; Miranda J. Garza, Nonfiction &
Poetry Editor.
Launch Pad: Where Young Authors and Illustrators Take Off!
Launch Pad is an online literary magazine that publishes fiction, nonfiction, poetry, and artwork by children ages 6-12. No payment.
Merlyn’s
Pen P.O. Box
910; East Greenwich, RI 02818
Literary
magazine for students in grades 6-12, publishes fiction, poetry and essays.
Pays $20-200 depending on length of work. Visit their website to get an official “cover sheet” to include with your
submission. There is also lots of
good writing information on this website, including a list of other markets that
accept work from teens.
New
Moon, the Magazine for Girls & Their Dreams
New Moon Publishing, Inc. P.O. Box 3620; Duluth, MN
55803-3620
Primary audience is girls
ages 8-14. 75% of magazine written
by young people. Uses 4 fiction
(300-900 words), 12 nonfiction (300-900) per year.
Deb Mylin
is Managing Editor.
Skipping
Stones, Multicultural Children’s Magazine P.O.
Box 3939; Eugene, OR 97403
They like pieces that show
life in other countries/cultures. 50%
written by kids. Uses 5-10 fiction
stories and plays (500-750 words), 5-10 nonfiction articles, interviews,
letters, history, descriptions of celebrations (500-750 words), 15-20 poems,
jokes, riddles, (250 words or less). Reports
in 3 months. Pays in copies.
Arun N
Toke’ is Articles/Poems/Fiction Editor.
Writers’
International Forum for Young Authors;
P.O. Box 516; Tracyton, WA 98393-0516
Wants
stories short stories and essays (1,000 words or less) for and about students
ages 8-16. They publish a young
author’s manuscript along with a professional critique.
Pays $30. Send for
guidelines before submitting
Young
Voices Magazine;
P.O. Box 2321; Olympia, WA 98507
Young
Voices is written and published by elementary and high school students.
Their purpose is to publish work by young people. They publish, fiction,
reviews, essays, and poems. Publishes
4 issues a year. Pays $5-$10
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