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42 Miles Press Poetry Prize
Submit to the 42 Miles Press Poetry Award
With Words
With Words is a UK-based nonprofit that offers writing workshops and literary events for adults and youth, as well as an international haiku competition
Wendy Wahman Illustration
The website of children’s book illustrator Wendy Wahman includes links to animated videos of her stories
The Poetry Zone
Website features poems by teens and pre-teens
The Brown Bookshelf
This book review website is designed to raise awareness of the myriad of African-American voices writing for young readers
Student Scholarships
This website collects links to academic and vocational programs, grants, and scholarships
Quick Brown Fox: The Literary Journal of the Five Colleges
Launched in 2010, QBF publishes poetry, fiction, nonfiction, and artwork by students at the Five Colleges in Western Massachusetts
Purdue University Online Writing Lab
This resource portal from Purdue University in Indiana features basic exercises to learn grammar, punctuation, spelling, APA and MLA citation styles, and composing resumes and business letters
Powell’s Books: Children’s Poetry
Portland’s famous bookseller offers over 1,500 books of poetry for children and young adults
Poetry Express
Fun, attractive site introduces the basics of poetic technique, plus a few writing prompts to get you started
National Student Drama Festival
British festival sponsors playwriting contests for young authors in the US and internationally
National Schools Project
This group of educators publishes an annual anthology, the Young American Poetry Digest, showcasing poems by US elementary and secondary school students
National Federation of State Poetry Societies
Click these links to learn about the Manningham Student Poetry Awards (grades 6-12) and the NFSPS College/University Level Poetry Competition
Hans Christian Andersen: Fairy Tales and Stories
The 19th-century Danish author Hans Christian Andersen wrote some of our most beloved fairy tales, such as ‘The Ugly Duckling’ and ‘The Little Mermaid’
Favorite Children’s Books: Poetry and Song
Selected by the New York Public Library. Featured titles include And the Green Grass Grew All Around
chixLIT
Magazine by and for girls ages 7-17, aims at empowering young women by publishing their creative writing and artwork
Children’s Guide to Poetry
Brief, easy-to-understand discussion of short poetic forms such as the haiku, cinquain, and sonnet, with links to lessons and examples.
Children’s Books on the Disability Experience
The American Library Association has compiled this bibliography of books for young readers that portray emotional, mental, or physical disability experiences, most published between 2000-2008
Sheer Poetry
This British website, geared to teachers and students of writing, offers a collection of materials on poetry and poets by contemporary UK authors such as Carol Ann Duffy, Gillian Clarke, and Simon Armitage
Poetry Through the Ages
Poetry Through the Ages, a project of the Institute for Dynamic Educational Development (IDEA), is a free online exhibit that showcases poetic forms and movements from different cultures, with examples and instructions
Peter Elbow, Teacher of Writing Teachers
Dr. Elbow, Professor Emeritus of English at the University of Massachusetts, has come to enjoy substantial influence over the teaching of writing
Online Poetry Classroom
An extensive resource for high school English and Language Arts teachers, sponsored by The Academy of American Poets
National Education Association Foundation Grants
Grants for educators at US public schools, colleges and universities to improve student literacy, develop new education programs, and retain qualified teachers in high-risk communities
National Association of Writers in Education
NAWE supports the development of creative writing of all genres and in all educational and community settings throughout the UK
Merlyn’s Pen
Magazine and literary foundation for teen writers
In Our Write Minds
Kim Kautzer’s blog offers lessons and resources for teaching writing to young people
Getting Smart: 35 Sources for Curated Educational Videos
Getting Smart is the blog companion to Tom Vander Ark’s book of the same name, about the digital learning revolution
Algonkian Poetry Workshops
Online workshops hosted and supported by the Web del Sol Association
Zephyr Press
Zephyr is a nonprofit press committed to cross-cultural exchange
TinFish Press
An adventurous small press in the middle of the Pacific Ocean
theNewerYork
tNY is interested in new, forgotten, and experimental literary forms of short fiction
Telling Our Stories Press
This publisher showcases the art of literary personal narratives and encourages storytelling via reflection and self-analysis
Tachyon Publications
This San Francisco-based small press specializes in science fiction and fantasy
Squircle Line Press
Founded by award-winning poet and artist Desmond Kon Zhicheng-Mingde, Squircle Line Press is a boutique press that publishes poetry, fiction, creative nonfiction, and whatever else strikes their fancy
Small Press Database at Poets & Writers
Poets & Writers Magazine offers this free online database featuring submission guidelines for over 100 small literary presses
Small Beer Press
This independent press based in Western Massachusetts was founded in 2000 by the husband-and-wife team of Gavin Grant and Kelly Link, award-winning authors and editors of The Year’s Best Fantasy & Horror anthology series
Salmon Publishing
One of Ireland’s leading poetry publishers, Salmon is a standard-bearer in publishing work by women and promoting writers who are outside the literary mainstream
Rose Alley Press
This small press has a special interest in publishing verse that is attentive to meter and rhyme
Ragged Sky Press
Ragged Sky Press was founded in 1992 by poet and publisher Ellen Foos of Princeton, NJ, and publishes quality works of fiction, nonfiction, and poetry
Q Avenue Press
Launched in 2004 by award-winning poet Curtis Bauer, Q Avenue Press publishes hand-bound chapbooks
Prism Comics
Prism Comics is a nonprofit organization that supports the creators and readers of LGBT and LGBT-friendly comics and graphic novels
Peepal Tree Press
Based in Leeds, England, Peepal Tree Press publishes Caribbean and Black British fiction, poetry, literary criticism, memoirs and historical studies
Octavo Digital Rare Books
High-quality digital reproductions (PDF or CD) of important rare printed works
Riverdale Avenue Books
Indie publisher with LGBT, romance/erotica, horror, and other genre imprints
Little Red Tree Publishing
Little Red Tree Publishing was established in 2006 and is based in New London, CT. Their mission is to produce books that “delight, entertain and educate”
Levellers Press
This small press based in Western Massachusetts publishes literary novels and short story collections through its Thornapple Books imprint, and poetry collections through Hedgerow Books
Kind of a Hurricane Press
This small press publishes several poetry anthologies a year on various themes, in POD print and e-book formats
Kattywompus Press
This small press based in Cleveland Heights, Ohio publishes chapbooks of innovative, contemporary writing in a variety of genres
Idiots’ Books
Idiots’ Books is a Maryland-based indie press that publishes offbeat, satirical illustrated books featuring the work of writer Matthew Swanson and illustrator Robbi Behr
Holy Cow! Press
Founded in 1977, Holy Cow! Press is an independent small press whose mission is to publish the very best collections of Midwest writings and develop an audience for those books regionally and nationally
