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Share your stories, essays, songs in your own voice! Click here to hear podcasts and see info on how you can do it. (No equipment necessary.) Click here to create podcast. (Put podcasts in keywords.)

Give feedback!

Each day we have new writing -- and new selections on the front page. An important part of this project is to give each other positive, constructive feedback. So add your comments to the writing. Read as a writer. Help out your fellow young writer!

special projects

SPECIAL PROMPTS

“MY LIFE” radio commentaries. YWP is partnering with Vermont Public Radio for an ongoing series for radio broadcast. We are looking for conversational stories or commentary on events or moments in your lives. Focus on one topic that engages you, where you feel you have something to say in which others would be interested.

Special Projects -- Overview

The Young Writers Project engages students to write, helps them improve and publishes their work everywhere we can. We seek to reach as many students as possible and we believe money should never be a barrier to becoming a good writer.

Symphony Poems

Podcast: 

SYMPHONY POEMS. The Vermont Symphony Orchestra chose six poems written in response to “The Skater’s Waltz” by Emil Waldteufel which were narrated at the Holiday Pops concerts in Barre, Burlington and Rutland on Dec. 7, 8 and 9 respectively. The young writers selected were Hannah Domas, Kestrel Grevatt, Ellie Blake, Bethany Sullivan, Colleen Shouldice and Cally Braun. To read the poems and hear the music, press "read more" below and then click the play arrow above to hear the music while you read.

Winter Tales -- DEADLINE FRIDAY

Podcast: 

We have moved the deadline to FRIDAY Nov. 2.

WINTER TALES. This is the third year for this special partnership with the Vermont Stage Company whose professional actors give dramatic readings to students’ work in each of their Winter Tales shows in early December at FlynnSpace in Burlington. Take a listen to the sample above from Winter Tales '05; the piece was by Taylor Fargo of Westford and read by actress Kathryn Blume (sorry that the quality is not perfect.)

The War -- Capturing History

Capturing stories of The War.

The Young Writers Project wants to help you gather stories of World War II from relatives and neighbors.

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