inside markets

The Junior Storyteller

Are you a storyteller for children? Have you told stories in the library or classroom setting. Then the Junior Storyteller may be a good market option for you. Sample issue available online.
Query only.
Editor: Vivian Dubrovin
Paying Market

Hey Quiz Writers

Do you every wonder if those teen celeb magazines buy anything from regular folks? Well Bop buys quizzes -- so check out an issue to see what kinds they like and put your quizzy brain on the job.
Email submissions accepted here.

Genre Anthologies

If you write genre fiction for older teens (or adults) this is an interesting list of anthology markets with links to guidelines and payment. Since teen fiction markets can be limited, genre anthologies can be one great entry point -- if you don't mind writing something a little unusual.

From Wooden Horse

CABLE IN THE CLASSROOM will cease with its July/August issue.
 

For College Students Who Write

University Link Magazine

This college campus magazine both targets college students and seeks submissions from college students. As their guidelines state "you must be a currently enrolled student and you must have skills." Paying market. Accepts submissions by email.

Highlights Fiction Contest

The winners for 2009 have been announced:
"Quince Chaos" by Michelle L. Brown
"Emergency on the Mountain" by Kerry R. McGee
"A Little Honey" by Jocelyn Rish

Congratulations -- if any of the winners are KMW readers, YAY TEAM!

Next year's contest theme has also been announced -- write a fictional story based on a true story from your own family.
Sounds like a great theme. You have tons of time to work on it since submissions open for the full month of January. We'll post about it again closer to the deadline.

This page last updated on 01 July 2009