N.E. Young Writers Conference

Are you a talented young writer who is keen to network with other students while improving your craft? Explore the New England Young Writers’ Conference, a four-day long writing workshop for students from around the country. Ask your English teacher to nominate you!

“The New England Young Writers’ Conference (NEYWC) at Bread Loaf is a four day writing-focused workshop for high school students in New England and from around the country.  The long weekend is packed with writing seminars, workshops, readings, and opportunities to meet fellow young writers.”

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How do I expand this narrative arc? Check out some of the many other publications and competitions we have found for you.

• Head to the Iowa Young Writers’ Studio for an ultra-prestigious and intensive summer writing program.

• If you are writing non-fiction, you should be submitting it to one of the many competitions and journals aimed at teens such as the Curieux Academic Journal.

• The New York Times runs many student competitions through the year for all different types of writing. Consider submitting an entry.

• The New York times also runs many summer programs for aspiring journalists.

• Get involved in your school newspaper in a leadership role.

HOT TIP: This is a great way to meet and network with other writers, and to hone your craft. It’s also an opportunity to learn more about publication and employment options that you might not have considered. Expand your horizons while you expand your portfolio!