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Submit up to 4 poems (not exceeding one page each) or a story of up
to 1,000 words per month. |
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Submit only stories or poems that you have written yourself! |
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Check your
spelling and make sure you used proper grammar and punctuation. We
cannot use stories typed all in capital letters. We cannot use
stories that don't have proper punctuation like commas, periods and
quotation marks. When you share your writing with the world, be sure
it is your very best! |
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All writing must respect and observe the common courtesies towards
others and language must be appropriate for all ages. |
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Submissions must include
your
name, age, geographical location and e-mail address, but only your
first name, age and city are published with the writing. For more
information, please refer to our
privacy policy. |
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All writing remains the property of the author, but permission is
granted to the Kalamalka Institute for Working Writers to publish
the work in KIdsWWwrite and to retain the work for archival and
promotional purposes. For more information, refer to the
copyright page. |
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Authors are not paid for the published writing. |
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Stories and poems may be edited to fit the available space and
format or to correct language use. Children's author
Margriet Ruurs is
the creator and editor of KIdsWWwrite; the online anthology is hosted
on the server of Okanagan College. |
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Writing should be submitted using the
online form. |
