Teen Ink Magazine

Teen Ink has no staff writers or artists. It depends completely on the submissions of young and creative individuals. Since 1989, hundreds of thousands of students, aged 13 to 19, have sent their work to Teen Ink, which has published more than 55,000 teens, allowing teens across the nation to share their unique voice.

And people are listening. Teen Ink has the largest distribution of any publication of its kind. Not only do teens who love art and literature subscribe to Teen Ink, but the magazine is also distributed through classrooms by English and art teachers, and is available in libraries nationwide, giving students access to the inspiring work of their peers. Teen Ink features all kinds of original work, including poetry, fiction and nonfiction, movie and book reviews, art and photography and even forums. Readers can also enter a variety of contests, submitting their artwork for a chance to be featured on the magazine's cover, or writing for a variety of genres and prompts. And for the teen looking to take their talents to the next phase of life, Teen Ink even features a college guide including reviews of different universities and great college essays and articles.

Teen Ink is a must for the creative teenager who loves to write and create.