Teen Ink

2965 Flowers Rd S Ste 210
Atlanta, GA 30341

Teen Ink is a platform dedicated to showcasing creative works from teenagers, offering a variety of categories including poetry, fiction, nonfiction, and reviews across numerous topics. It encourages young writers to submit their work and provides opportunities for engagement through contests, forums, and workshops.

In addition to publishing articles and creative pieces, Teen Ink features resources for finding colleges and summer programs, as well as insightful interviews with celebrities and educators. The magazine aims to foster a supportive community where young voices can be heard and celebrated.

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