Write With Us

Every Author Started With One Story. Yours Could Be Next.

Royal Global Publishing believes young people have powerful stories worth sharing. Whether it is a short story, a poem, or an idea for a book, we want to help you bring it to life.

How It Works

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Write Your Story

Start with whatever is on your heart, a short story, a poem, or even just an idea.

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Submit for Review

Fill out our submission form and share your writing with our team.

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Get Feedback and Support

Our team reviews every submission and offers encouragement and guidance.

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Get Published or Featured

Selected writers may be published or featured on our website.

Submission Guidelines

Poem

Any length — even a few lines

Picture book idea

100 – 500 words

Short story

500 – 2,000 words

First chapter

Up to 3,000 words

Writing Tips & Resources

Not Sure Where to Start? We Can Help.

Explore simple tips and downloadable guides on how to start writing your first story or book. Dyslexic writers welcome, your story does not need to be perfectly spelled or formatted to be powerful. We are happy to work with you.

How to Start Your First Story
You do not need a perfect idea. You only need one sentence to begin.
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Finding an Idea That Is Yours
The best ideas are usually hiding in your own everyday life.
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Writing Your First Poem
A poem does not have to rhyme. It only has to be true.
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Finishing What You Start
The secret to finishing is making the finishing part easy.
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Reading & Writing for Wellness

Reading and Writing Can Help You Feel Better Too

We know that reading and writing are not just fun, they can also help young people process emotions, reduce stress, and build confidence. Whether you are working through something hard or just want to be heard, putting your story into words is a powerful first step. Our nonprofit partner, Society of Royals, offers programs built around exactly this.

Success Stories

Real Stories From Real Young Authors

I always thought authors were grown-ups in fancy offices. Then my poem got featured and my whole class read it out loud. Now I know my voice matters.

Amara J.

Age 14 · First published poem

I used to hate reading because the words jumped around for me. The team told me my story didn’t need perfect spelling. That was the first time writing felt like mine.

Devon R.

Age 13 · Young writer with dyslexia

My daughter sent in a story she had hidden in a drawer for a year. The encouragement she got back changed how she sees herself. As a parent, that is everything.

M. Alvarez

Parent of a featured young writer

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