Vocabulary Test next week!
For our future reference:
CHILDREN'S SUBMISSIONS:
http://www.cricketmag.com/14-Submission-Guidelines--Childrens-%28Students%29-Writing-and-Art
Partial info from website:
Listed below are publications that do publish student work. If you wish to contact them, be sure to enclose a stamped, self-addressed envelope.
Stone Soup
Children’s Art Foundation
Box 83
Santa Cruz, CA 95063
www.stonesoup.com
Creative Kids
P.O. Box 8813
Waco, TX 76714-8813
www.ckmagazine.org
See more listings at the NewPages.com Young Authors Guide.
Visit with your school librarian or a librarian at your local public library for information on contests or publications in your area or other magazines that publish student work.
Cricket Magazine Article Submission
Must be 14. Until then, you may submit work for contests.
More than 1 Magazine:
CRICKET is interested in realistic contemporary fiction, historical fiction, science fiction and fantasy, folk tales, myths and legends, and humor. No matter what genre, the author should first and foremost tell a good story that is well plotted, character-driven, and has a satisfying conclusion.
CRICKET magazine seeks to publish the highest quality fiction, poetry, and literary nonfiction to engage our audience of enthusiastic young readers. Editors consider unsolicited submissions from writers of every level of experience. Since its founding in 1973, CRICKET has published some of the most respected writers of children's literature. It is also a wonderful opportunity for promising new writers to showcase their best work.
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