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Pixels & Pages

Teen Publishing Project

Calling all creative teens! Send us your best poetry, stories and artwork! Entries will be featured on this webpage and have a chance to be published in Pixels & Pages, our annual magazine!

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2012-2013 Teen Publishing Project Submissions

These are the most recent entries in each category. Visit the Teen Publishing Project blog and use the archive menu to view all entries by month.

POETRY

"Nobody's There" by Kristen K.

-- I think about you You don't think about me You don't know I'm here But I know you're there Everywhere you go You will never know I'm here and you're there I never met you I don't know who you are But we needed you You couldn't see that far I guess you didn't need us That's all right But we needed you You ran away Even if you were bad You were a dad I can't believe you didn't see that I guess you're just ... (read more) (comment)

STORIES / ESSAYS

"The Story of Four Princesses" by Emily A.

-- One time long ago in the kingdom of Cameron, there was a group of four princesses: Charity, Felicity, Almira, and Felicia were their names. They were all different from each other. Felicity was a catty girl who got whatever she wanted. Almira was just the happy random girl who cheered everyone up brut at times talked behind their backs. Charity was the kind of girl who was blunt and very helpful. Now Felicia was the girl who was calm but yet was easily ... (read more) (comment)