- Amazing Kids http://www.amazing-kids.org/
- (send them your fiction, non-fiction, and art)
- Amazing Kid Stories http://www.freewebs.com/amazingkidstories/index.htm
- (contests, interviews and free writing program)
- Girls Write Now http://www.girlswritenow.org/gwn/
- (mentor program matching high school girls with a working writer)
- Capitol City Young Writers http://www.capitolcityyoungwriters.com/
- (Meet authors, editors, literary agents in person! Apply to be an editor or writer for the Young Writers’ Literary Journal; plus mentorship opportunities and Quarterly Newseltter – fee to be a member)
- High School Journalism.org http://www.highschooljournalism.org/
- (journalism by high school students)
- John Hopkins Link to Academic Competitions http://cty.jhu.edu/
- (talent search for grades 5-6)
- Kids Space http://www.kids-space.org/index_main.html
- (share creative works/school projects; create stories from drawings in the gallery)
- Kids Turn Central http://www.kidsturncentral.com/links/writinglinks.htm
- (creative, mystery, essay & journal writing tips; grammar tips; dictionary/thesaurus links)
- KidWorld http://www.bconnex.net/~kidworld/CORN.html
- (jokes, contests and world-wide pen pals)
- Poetic License http://www.itvs.org/poeticlicense/index.html
- (poetry by youth, message boards)
- Real Kids http://www.realkids.com/home4.htm
- (meet kid authors; ask questions of a real author; join critique group)
- Smart Writers http://www.smartwriters.com/content/blogcategory/87/57/
- (tons of great links to young writers’ sites for tips, contests and fun!)
- Stone Soup http://www.stonesoup.com/writing-by-children/
- (listen to young authors read their own stories on-line!; submit your own)
- Wacky Web Tales http://www.eduplace.com/tales/
- (like “Mad Libs” on-line: fill in the blanks and it creates a story for you!)
- Winning Writers Site for Students http://www.winningwriters.com/resources/ur_web_detail.php?subcategory_code=STUD
- (resources and contests for student writers)
- Word Dance http://www.worddance.com/
- (tips for writing haiku poems)
- Writing Conference http://www.writingconference.com/
- (services for children & young adults who love to read and write)
- WritingKid http://www.fundsforwriters.com/writingkid.htm
- (Free newsletter for elementary thru college writers with great contests!)
- Writing With Writers http://teacher.scholastic.com/writewit/index.htm
- (great tips on different kinds of writing from real authors)
- Young Writer Magazine http://www.young-writer.co.uk/
- (full of tips, ideas and prizes)
- MysteryNet’s Kids Mysteries http://kids.mysterynet.com/
- (Read and write mysteries and scary stories)
Any cool sites you’d like us to see? Post them here!
Writers Inspired 
Another really great website for teens who like to create things (like poems, art, and stories) is Teen Ink (http://teenink.com/). It’s originally a magazine, but they have great contests and help for teens who love to be creative 🙂
Yaldah Magazine, by and for Jewish girls is looking for short fiction, true experience, poetry, interviews, and essays. Submit your idea first. Writers should be between 9 and 17. http://www.yaldahmagazine.com
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Good news! The original YoungWriter Magazine’s series of Guest Author interviews is back online at http://www.mystworld.com/youngwriter/
Authors and poets such as Philip Pullman, Malorie Blackman, Grace Nichols, Terry Pratchett and dozens more were interviewed by children. There are some real gems of information there for all aspiring writers.
I personally enjoy youngwriterssociety.com quite a bit. It’s a site where young writers review other writer’s works to get the points to post their own for review. It’s very useful and also fun because of the forums there as well.
Here’s another new/free site for young writers, “Write the World” ( http://writetheworld.com ). Global community, good prompt selection, writing groups, competitions for cash, peer reviews, etc..
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My name is Adeyeye Jesupelumi.I am 18 years old.
I love reading and would love to start writing.