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Teen Tuesday: the Art.Write.Now.Tour
This traveling “Art.Write.Now.Tour” showcases work from teen writers and artists across America who have exceptional creative talent. Continue reading
TeenWriter Tuesday: Teen Playwright’s Debut
During her junior year in high school, Emma Q. Baxter wrote a coming-of-age comedy for the Paula Vogel Mentors Project, a fellowship program run by Philadelphia Young Playwrights. The project pairs aspiring student playwrights with a professional playwright mentor for one year. Emma wrote … Continue reading
Posted in Plays, Playwrights, Teen Authors, Teen writers, Writing
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TeenWriter Tuesday: 5 Ways to Make Career Connections
Go Teen Writers! If you are not already familiar with the website Go Teen Writers, I’d like to introduce you. GoTeenWriters offers honesty, encouragement and community to teens who want to be published. If you want to meet other teens who love … Continue reading
Teen Tuesday: What Teens Hate to See in YA Books
Recently, The Writer’s Dig (a blog hosted by Writer’s Digest) published a guest post by teenage writer Jamie S. Margolin. Margolin has written articles for Teen Ink. One of her articles earned her an Editors Choice award and was voted #1 by readers. … Continue reading
Posted in Action, Advice, Character, Characters, Conflict, Contrived Plots, Craft of Writing, Plotting, Stakes, Story Elements, Teen Authors, Teen Authors, Teen writers, Teen writers, Teens teaching teens, Tips for Teen Writers, Writing, Young Adult books, Young adults
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Teen Tuesday: Spreading a Love of Writing
This Milwaukee teen loves writing so much, she’s developed a non-profit organization that helps children not just write, but learn to write well about themselves and their own interests. Katie Eder, 15, is the founder and executive director of Kids … Continue reading