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Published on the web and beyond!
Our latest months are now available to download, read, or even print as Adobe Acrobat files.
To download the free latest reader, go to
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Our 2nd national presentation of TeenLit.com!
On December 3, 1999, Mrs. K presented our work so far on TeenLit.com to the National Reading Conference in Orlando, Florida. To check out the slide presentation, go to https://teenlit.com/research
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Teens take over submissions!
Our teen editorial board, known together as eWeb, have taken over judging many of the submissions. Although this may take additional time to give entries a yes or no on publication, we hope eventually to offer specific helpful feedback to our writers.
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Looking for a good read?
Check out our BookShop full of recommended titles. Be sure to tell parents & teachers that books ordered through our book shop's link to Amazon.com guarantees 5-15% of the proceeds will support TeenLit.com
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Didn't get published?
Don't worry. Revise, revise, revise. And try again, soon. We're working on adding to our Writers Workshop area (https://teenlit.com/workshop), too, so visit there for some great tips on improving your writing. And, in the words of our editor, "Please know that we can only publish a portion of the work submitted to our site and that this does not mean your piece of writing isn't good or that you aren't a good writer; it just means the particular piece you submitted this time would need further work before we can publish it on the TeenLit.com web site."
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