AT RBHS

• Facets, the RBHS student works magazine.  It covers poetry, prose, and visual arts. View a sample submission form here.  Copies of the magazine are available for viewing in the library.
   

• The RBHS Library has several very helpful books with advice and submission requirements for publishing work.  They are:

808 HAR        Your Name in Print:  A Teen's Guide to Publishing for Fun, Profit, and Academic Success

                   by Elizabeth Harper and Timothy Harper.
 

808 HEN        The Young Writer's Guide to Getting Published  by Kathy Henderson

R808.025 Wri 1992 Writer's Market: Where & how to sell what you write.  This is an outdated version

                    of an excellent resource. We are able to order the most recent edition through our

                    Interlibrary  Loan System from another library. 

• RBHS School Website will work with your teacher to create a class showcase of student work.

 

ONLINE

 

• Fiction Press:  Fiction Press is a growing network of over 144,000 writers, hundreds of thousands of readers, and home to over 890,000 original works.  As a writer this is a place to showcase your creativity and for a reader, FictionPress is an opportunity to feast to your heart's content.
   

• Teen Ink: is a monthly print magazine, website, and a book series all written by teens for teens. There are over 16,000 pages of student writing on this site. We're now entering 17th year of publishing and look forward to many more!  Curious? Request a free sample issue. Creative? Send us your work - have an opinion on something? Write it up and send it in! Send reviews - good or bad, of colleges you visit, movies you see, or whatever!
   

•  Young People’s Press:  This Web site is the major online publication of Young People’s Press, a North American news service that empowers a large network of youth and young adult writers to have a voice in the mainstream media and a space at the table of public opinion. YPP articles have been published in approximately 220 newspapers in Canada and 300 papers in the United States as well as on many Internet sites. We want to showcase the issues young people care about, be it pop culture, politics or social issues.

• About Teens: features humorous photos and jokes, as well as short fiction, real life experiences, poetry, and book reviews-all written for and by teenagers.  Monthly.
   
• Teens Point: Publishing your work is easier than ever now. If you want to read what others are writing or want some advice on your own writing take a look at these sites.

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