Stone Soup Young Writers and Artists Submissions
Catalog organization: Stone Soup / Children's Art Foundation
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What Is Stone Soup Young Writers and Artists?
Stone Soup, a young-creator literary project founded in 1973, currently accepts stories, memoirs, novels and poems in English from writers age 18 or younger. Standard submissions are rolling. Manuscripts can be uploaded or pasted into the official form, and an optional illustration, photograph or painting can accompany the work. Authors must attest that the work is original and written without generative-AI or another person's help beyond spelling and minor grammar assistance. A parent or guardian signs for minors.
Accepted work is initially published on StoneSoup.com; selected work may also appear in print. Stone Soup says it tries to reply within two weeks, but its contact page acknowledges an evaluation backlog while the small organization rebuilds, so applicants should not treat two weeks as guaranteed. The form currently displays no submission charge; because it does not explicitly say submissions are free, cost remains unconfirmed.
Stone Soup Young Writers and Artists Key Facts: Cost, Deadline, and Eligibility
| Format | Online |
|---|---|
| Eligibility | Up to age 18 |
| Application deadline | Rolling applications |
| Listing last updated | August 30, 2026 |
Program details shown here reflect the current catalog record.
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