Inviting Stories For Chicken Soup For The Indian Teenage Soul On Love and Friendship
Inviting Stories For Chicken Soup For The Indian Teenage Soul On Love and Friendship
Publishing house: Westland
Please send your stories to: rakshabharadia@gmail.com
Last dates for accepting submissions: 15th October 15th 2010. I will close as soon as I have selected my 101 stories for the same do do try and send them fast.
The write-ups will carry the contributor’s name. Westland pays Rs 1000 per story and two copies of the book. We carry a 3-4 line profile on all contributing authors. We accept blogged and published work too provided the authors get the reprint permissions. The copyright of the stories stay with the author. We have carried up to five stories per person so multiple entries are welcome. We accept poems too (provided they have a story in them).
One need not be a teen to write, you could write in reminiscence or about a teen you know.
Recipe for a Chicken Soup for the Indian Teenage soul on love and friendship
A Chicken Soup for the Soul® story is an inspirational, true story about ordinary people doing extraordinary things. They are personal and often filled with emotion and drama.
Chicken Soup stories have a beginning, middle and an ending that often closes with a punch, creating emotion rather than simply talking about it. A story that causes tears, laughter, goosebumps or any combination of these. A good story covers the range of human emotions. The most powerful stories are about people extending themselves, or performing an act of love, service or courage for another person.
Guidelines
- Tell an exciting, sad or funny story about something that has happened to you or someone you know. Make sure that you introduce the character(s).
- Tell your story in a way that will make the reader cry, laugh or get goose bumps (the good kind!) Don’t leave anything out — how did you feel?
- The story should start with action; it should include a problem, issue or situation. It should include dialogue and the character should express their feelings though the conflict or situation. It should end in a result, such as a lesson learned, a positive change or pay-off.
- Above all, let it come from your HEART! Your story is important!
Story Specifications
Stories should be non-fiction, ranging in length between 300-1200 words.
Chapters/Themes
- Falling in love
- Breaking up
- Friendship
- Tough times
- Family and love
- Acts of kindness
- Growing up
Please send your stories to: rakshabharadia@gmail.com
Last dates for accepting submissions: 15th October 15th 2010.
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