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How does a teen get published???
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03-03-2008 03:48 PM
Hello I am a middle school student and I really want to get publihed. It is my dream to become a author. But, how can I get published?! 
I LUV 2 Read
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03-11-2008 05:20 PM
The same way anybody else does, I'm afraid. Write a good book, pitch it to agents and editors, and cross your fingers. Or look into self-publishing. The key is writing a good book people will want to read. Don't give up on your dreams!
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03-22-2008 04:01 PM
yeah pretty much. or u could get a pen name like Dr. Seuss or Mark Twain. but whts the fun in that? 
that old andrew clements book School Story was about a girl who got a book published thru a pen name. prbly not very realistic though.
Reading is the cure to everything. Expecially anger.
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04-22-2008 01:35 PM
Write.
Write, revise, write, revise.
Have everyone critique your work (invest in tissues as that is a painful but necessary process.)
Study grammar at every opportunity until you know it backwards and forwards.
Then, start submitting your work to contests--lots of writing contests for teens.
Eventually, when you're ready, everything will come together.
Darcy Andries
Write, revise, write, revise.
Have everyone critique your work (invest in tissues as that is a painful but necessary process.)
Study grammar at every opportunity until you know it backwards and forwards.
Then, start submitting your work to contests--lots of writing contests for teens.
Eventually, when you're ready, everything will come together.
Darcy Andries