Submission Guidelines
- ursulaak
- Sep 23, 2025
- 2 min read
Updated: May 15
Submission Guidelines
We are so excited to read your submissions! Here are some guidelines to keep in mind:
Eligibility: This call is open to all students, ages 12-18.
Word Count: Your piece can be anywhere under 1,000 words.
Format: Please submit your work in PDF form. We accept poems, short stories, flash fiction, creative essays, and memoirs, so do your worst!
Deadline: Typically the last day of every month, but check each individual issue’s info blog just in case.
Publishing: Your work/submission cannot be published elsewhere. If your piece is accepted, it’ll be in the magazine that comes out on the 15th of every month.
How to Submit: Submit to the submission form. Email any questions you may have to ursulak@thetypewriterstudentmag.com
Tips for Writing Your Submission
To help you craft the best submission possible, here are some additional tips:
Read Widely: Explore different genres and styles. This can inspire your own writing and help you become a better writer, especially as a student. Remember, you’re still developing!
Edit and Revise: Don’t be afraid to revise or even rewrite your work. Good writing often emerges after the editing process.
Seek Feedback: Share your work with friends or teachers for their input.
Stay True to Your Voice: Write in a way that feels authentic to you. Your unique perspective is what makes your story special, and that’s what we look for!
Final Thoughts
Creating a fictional world is an exciting journey. It allows you to explore your imagination and share your ideas with others.
We encourage all students to not be afraid to submit. Your stories have the power to inspire, entertain, and change the world!
So, gather your thoughts, unleash your creativity, and start writing. We can’t wait to see the incredible worlds you create!
Yours,
The Typewriter




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