Published Works
Published Works
Today
Stone Soup — September/October 2009
Elsewhere
Skipping Stones — November/December 2009
Plant A Thimble
Stone Soup — January/February 2010
Historias
Iguana — July/August 2010
Wordless
Stone Soup — July/August 2010
Seventeen Across
Stone Soup — November/December 2010
Still Life
Creative Kids — Winter 2010-2011
Postcards
Merit Award from California in the Scholastic Art and Writing Awards — 2011
Nebula Dreams
Merit Award from California in the Scholastic Art and Writing Awards — 2011
Window Seat
Creative Kids — Winter 2011-2012 (painted in 2009)
Parrot Girl
Cicada — July/August 2012
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Have all your works you've submitted to Stone Soup been accepted?
7/8/12 reply
 
i especially like plant a thimble
11/6/11 reply
Thank you!
11/6/11 reply
 
How much money have you made from Stone Soup?
9/30/11 reply
I haven't added it all up, but I definitely made upwards of $200.
10/17/11 reply
 
nice job
9/9/11 reply
Thank you!
10/17/11 reply
 
what are recomendations 4 magazine if u r older than 14
9/9/11 reply
That's a tough one! I'm trying to find some myself, actually. A lot of magazines that used to accept submissions from teens now don't, but there are still a couple places. Teen Ink, Cicada, and Creative Kids are all good ones.
10/17/11 reply
I've thought about submitting to Creative Kids and Skipping Stones. I looked at Teen Ink too, but I don't know much about it. Have you ever been published in Teen Ink?
11/19/11 reply
I haven't actually submitted anything to Teen Ink yet, because not a lot of my work jives with what they look for, they like more emotional angst-y stuff. If that's your thing then DEFINITELY go for it! I'd also try submitting to Creative Kids and Skipping Stones, too. All 3 of them are super great!
11/19/11 reply
You know, I noticed that too. Like drama or whatever. It actually looks sort of weird, but then again I've never really read anything from it.
11/19/11 reply
You should go check it out in order to gauge what kinds of work they look for!
11/19/11 reply
I have been published in Teen Ink ( and agree with Emma that they are looking for writing that is emotionally driven and writers who will take on challenging topics. However, even if that is not you, I'd still go for it and see what they take. They have a wide range of topics and they don't always stick to the ones they are known for.

And Emma, your newest poems are lovely. And Postcards! I remember when we did that in EPGY. Yours is still just as amazing as I remembered. Keep writing!
12/10/11 reply
Wha?! I knew a decent number of people were subscribers to Skipping Stones, but I didn't know they were this big. I donated a few hours of my time to them for.. something. The people I met there were really nice, and the magazine was really informative (Yay learning!) It's great to hear that others out of the state like it so much!
evilrizwiz 8/10/12 reply
Thank you this is super helpful! I am your #1 fan Emma. If you find any more could you email them to me? :D
Sunny 12/27/11 reply
Here is my email
Sunny 12/27/11 reply
I got it! I'll try to send you a list of magazines soon.
12/27/11 reply
 
Good points all around. Truly aprpeciated.
8/2/11 reply
Thanks a lot for reading and commenting!
10/17/11 reply
 
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