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Literary Magazine | Polyphony Lithigh school writing, literary magazine, writing awards, Claudia Ann Seaman, poetry, fiction, creative nonfiction, editing, workshops, literary educationPolyphony Lit is a student-run international literary magazine for high school writers and editors. We invite high school students to submit poetry, fiction and creative nonfiction; join us as editors; take literary editing workshops. Submissions eligible for the Claudia Ann Seaman Awards for Young Writers.Literary Magazine | Polyphony Lit top of pageClaudia Ann Seaman Award HomeSubmitSubmission GuidelinesFall Contest 2024Latin / Native American Contest 2024Claudia Ann Seaman AwardsJoin UsJoin Our Editorial StaffMeet Our EditorsWorkshopsAbout Our WorkshopsEditor TrainingSummer Editing ApprenticeshipAround the World of Poetry in 80 DaysIssues20th Anniversary IssueCurrent Volume (19)Vol 18 2022-2023Vol 17 2021-2022Vol 16 2020 - 2021Vol 15 2019 - 2020BlogAdd Your VoiceAbout UsImpact ReportSupport UsEducatorsDonateMoreUse tab to navigate through the menu items.Workshop Submit Join Us Celebrating 20 Years 2004 - 2024Since our founding in 2004, we've received submissions from students in 85 countries and 52 U.S. states/ territories. Our student editors have given feedback to every submission, over 21,000 and counting! Polyphony Lit couldn't exist without your support. Learn how you can help us continue to inspire and cultivate young writers!Support What People are Saying About Us“Polyphony is a find. An eclectic collection of prose and poetry, it's like nothing else around. It's like a Paris Review for the young. Daring. Provocative. Exhilarating. And just plain fun.” – Alex Kotlowitz There Are No Children HereVolume 19: Fall | Winter | SpringCurrent VolumeInitially, I contemplated describing these pieces with ubiquitous themes: love, loss, beauty, culture, coming of age, change. Such ideas are, of course, present in this issue. Yet attempting to encompass these writers’ words with umbrella themes simply doesn’t seem to suffice. What I will say, though, is this: the pieces you see here are constantly working to detach the body from the self, jigsawing said puzzle pieces into something novel and astonishing. ​ - Grace Marie Liu Letter from the Editors-in-ChiefRead Now Learn More Claudia Ann Seaman Awards for Young Writers​ The Claudia Ann Seaman Awards for Young Writers were created by the Seaman family in memory of their daughter and sister, a young poet. The CAS Award acknowledges excellence in teen writing in poetry, fiction, and creative nonfiction. ​ Nominees are selected each year by our editorial staff from the works that have been accepted for publication. A distinguished panel of professional published authors choose one winner each in poetry, short fiction, and creative nonfiction, to receive a $200 cash award. Two honorable mentions are also selected in each genre category.Meet Our EditorsPolyphony Lit is the global online literary platform for high school students. We invite high school students worldwide to submit creative writing, join our editorial staff, write blog posts, take workshops, and grow into leadership roles. Because developing young writers is central to our mission, our editors provide feedback on every submission.SubscribeSign up to receive our newsletter and invitations to special eventsYou are subscribed!SIGN UPHomepage Art by Tony Fitzpatrick, Julian Riccobon, Yuchen Shi, Maggie Yang, Faith Zhang, Sibusiso (Sbu) Macamba, Alex Riccobon, Emma Chen, Cecilia Yang, and Ayah al-Masyabi. "Strangling Blue" by Maggie Yang was previously published in The Adroit Journal, Issue 42.Polyphony Lit ・ Contact Us© 2024 Polyphony Litbottom of pageenen1726603640https://polyphonylit.org

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