Every year, Young Writers Project publishes the exceptional writing and visual art created by the YWP community in our annual anthology, monthly digital magazine, and with our Vermont media partners.
Anthology
The annual Anthology is the premier publication of Young Writers Project. This beautiful book, published each fall, is a collection of the best writing and visual art selected from some 10,000 submissions to our website, youngwritersproject.org, from the previous school year. All published writers and artists receive a free copy. You may also order current and past anthologies with a $10 donation per copy.
ORDERING YWP ANTHOLOGIES: If you would like to order copies of Anthology 14, published in October 2023, or past anthologies:
- Please go to the Donate page on our website to purchase one or more copies. Suggested donation: $10 per copy.
- Email your order to Susan Reid, YWP executive director, at sreid@youngwritersproject.org. Include your name, mailing address, and requested number of copies.
- For more information, please go to the publication announcement for Anthology 14.
[Cover art by Venus Karpoff, Burlington, VT]
The Voice
YWP's monthly digital magazine, The Voice, has a new format on our redesigned website. The Voice showcases a curated selection of writing and visual art submitted each month to youngwritersproject.org, with highlights of the most recent issue featured on the homepage of the site. Issues of our original version of The Voice from January 2019 to July 2023 can be accessed from the YWP archive site: archives.youngwritersproject.org.
YWP's Media Partners
VTDigger.org, Vermont's leading online news organization, features a YWP writer and visual artist every week, all year round. See all recent YWP features.
We publish local writing and visual art every month during the school year in the Rutland Herald and the Barre-Montpelier Times Argus. Read and download the monthly pages.
Note to Burlington Free Press readers: We are grateful to the Burlington Free Press for their many years of partnership with YWP. Regretfully, the Free Press informed us in September 2023 that they are no longer able to publish our weekly page because of print production costs. See archived pages here.