“Through Lewis University, Jet Fuel Review is run by students and faculty advisers Dr. Simone Muench and Dr. Jackie White. In the spirit of journals such as Joliet Junior College’s Wordeater, Illinois Wesleyan University’sTributaries, and the School of the Art Institute of Chicago’s Dear Navigator, Lewis alumna Mary Egan, under the supervision of Dr. Simone Muench, launched a journal run with a national scope for publication. Though this journal is run by students and faculty at Lewis University, a university nestled in the Midwest, we hope to reach people thousands of miles from our verdant campus by being entirely online.”
Submit to this literary journal, which periodically publishes the work of high school students.
How do I expand this narrative arc? Check out some of the many other publications and competitions we have found for you.
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If you are writing fiction or poetry, you should be submitting it to one of the many competitions and journals aimed at teens. See our posts about getting writing and poetry published in the prestigious Hanging Loose Press, Teen Sequin , Elan Literary Magazine and more.
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You may also want to consider applying to the prestigious Iowa Young Writers’ Studio for a summer program.
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The New York Times runs many student competitions through the year for all different types of writing. Consider submitting an entry.
HOT TIP: Publication in a major literary magazine is a serious honor for a teenage poet. It will be even more valuable to you if a strong interest in writing and poetry are at the core of your narrative arc.
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