YWS Webzine Published - First Issue!

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It's done!

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Fairly soon, I'll be sending out a mass e-mail to announce this teriffic occassion, and I'm going to add a link to it in the overall header (the latter may take some time).

Just to explain the submission process, I received about ten poems and articles and then sent these to the editorial board for voting. Editors could either vote "yay" or "nay" and only those with the most "yays" were published. To submit an article for the future (poems and stories are not being accepted at this time), please send it to webmaster@youngwriterssociety.com




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I went to the webzine...I thought it was so awesome. It encouraged me to write more than stories and poetry!
However, already, I write A LOT on cars. Especially muscle cars and cars of the future. So, if that's okay, I can send some of those in.
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I thought it was pretty good for a first issue!

I found the text a little small. Obviously I was still able to read it, but it annoyed me a little when I knew it could have been a bit bigger.

I'm glad there will be more articles next time, hopefully we'll be able to expand it a lot more in the future. I'll get working on my article soon, no idea what it's on yet!

I also showed it to one of my friends who said she thought the poems on it were really great :wink:

On another another note, 500 posts! Woo!
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