Win the chance to interview a celebrity!
Previous celebrity interviews include George Lucas,
Maya Angelou, R. L. Stine and Hillary Rodham Clinton.
Send your essays. Two winners selected every month from the articles in these sections: Nonfiction, Focus, College Essays and Sports
Are you the next Maya Angelou or e.e. cummings?
Serious, funny, long or short - send us your poems today! One winner selected each month!
Send your best photo - of friends or anything else cool (vertical is best) and color for next month's cover of Teen Ink magazine!
Send your nominating essay today to recognize that amazing teacher in your life, and give him or her a chance to be in the spotlight.
Fairy tales, sci-fi, horror, romance - short stories galore!
Entries of all kinds are accepted throughout the year. Winner selected twice yearly.
Hiking in Yosemite. Strolling through Paris. Celebrating Chinese New Year.
Describe your latest cultural adventures at home or abroad. Winners selected twice a year.
Hybrid cars? Required recycling? Tell us about a problem facing the planet ... and abour your solutions and ideas. Winners selected annually.
What do you do to make the world a better place?
Tell us about it and win $100 for your favorite charity, plus a prize for you. Winners selected annually.
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