Write for us
Here’s your chance to get published in The Teenager Today!
★ What you can submit for publication
Articles
Got an idea for an article?
Send us your idea along with your previously published writing samples, if any.
Short Stories
Are you a storyteller?
If your story has a good plot and interesting characters, we’d love to publish it. (Word count: 500-800 words only)
Blogs
Share your inspirational and motivational thoughts.
Send us your blog-style article for our Reader’s Blog column. (Word count: 500 words only)
Poems
Is there a poet within you?
Send us your original poems for our Poets & Poetry column. Keep your poems short.
Photos
Show off your photography skills.
Send us your captivating clicks for Photo Pik. You may be 1 of 4 lucky winners of TTT Photo Pik Contest!
Jokes
Do you have a funny joke to share?
Send it to us and we‘ll share it with our readers in Funny Bone.
★ How do I send my work to The Teenager Today?
✑ E-mail your work to: editorial@theteenagertoday.com
✑ Information required: Name, Date of birth, Home address, Mobile number, School/college name and city, and a casual photograph of yourself.
✑ Statement of originality: Include this statement with your submissions – “I hereby certify that the above work is completely original”.
NOTE:
- Your articles/stories/poems may be edited and we reserve the right to publish our edited version without your prior approval.
- Any work you submit may be published in The Teenager Today print magazine and/or on our website.
- All works submitted become the property of The Teenager Today and all copyrights are assigned to The Teenager Today. We retain the non-exclusive rights to publish all such works in any format. All material in The Teenager Today is copyrighted to protect us and to exclude others from republishing your work.
★ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Who decides what gets published?
Our Editor and his Editorial Team reviews every submission and picks the best for each section of The Teenager Today.
I sent in an article/story/poem/photo a few months ago, but it hasn’t been published.
We receive a large number of submissions every month, and we can only publish a few of them in each issue of the magazine. Keep reading The Teenager Today to see if your submission has appeared.
How will I know if I get published?
If your work is published in The Teenager Today‘s print magazine, you’ll receive an e-mail informing you of the same. You will also receive a print and digital copy of the issue in which your work was published. (In case of Teen Point of View and Funny Bone, you will receive only a digital issue).
Who will see my work if it is published?
The Teenager Today goes out to thousands of teens across the country, and is read by parents and teachers as well. And, of course, thousands more will be able to view your work on our website.