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If you have an interest in helping people, or if you simply want to get your name out there, don’t hesitate to send in an article. You don’t have to have a website, a blog, or any alternative agenda. All you need is a little fire inside that wants to help the average person’s life become better.

Articles sent published through our platform would reach our over 200,000 readers and followers across the world. 

Also selected articles will also be published on print magazines and you could get paid a token for it.


SUBMIT A POSITIVE STORY, POEM, QUOTE, ARTICLE

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Thank you for taking the time to want to share.

We are looking to publish stories/poems/essays/articles that are inspiring, motivational or positive in nature.

To ensure that your submission is considered for publication, please go through the short checklist first before sending your email.


checkmark graphicSubmission Checklist

  • Accepted Formats For Your Submission:

    1. Microsoft Word

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    2. Text Documents
  • Maximum Length - 500 - 2000 words.

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  • Spell Check and Grammar Check your submission.

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  • Ask someone to read your submission before you send it in, for proper use of English.

  • Include a title and type of "Submission" in the email subject line.
    Example - Submission - Positive Story
     Example - Submission - Positive Article
     Example - Submission - Positive Essay
     Example - Submission - Positive Quote

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  • Always include the "Author"
    If you are the Author, please include the date you wrote your piece, your full name, email address and one paragraph about yourself,(including a blog or web site address, where available) if you would like a little PR. Also mention if you would like your email address published for possible comments from our visitors.

    If the Author is Unknown - do some research first. See if you can find out additional information. At least send the website address where you found it. Just because it's "Unknown" on one site doesn't mean it's really "Unknown".

    If what you are planning on sending in is copy-written by someone else and you don't have their permission to use it, please don't send it. Try to contact the author - maybe they would like to share and don't know about our website.


  • After your submission, we will read it as soon as we can, then acknowledge whether or not it will be published. If it is selected, you will be notified by email when it goes live. Waiting time for publication can be 1-3 weeks, maybe sooner.

 Please Note:

Original Authors maintain their own copyright.
By submitting to us, you are giving us permission to reprint your submission on our website, Magazines and any other media (print or electronic format) without compensation, although we do not charge any fees. We warrant that your submission does not violate any copyright laws.


final check  Final Check Before Submitting to our Stories Section:
  • Is your document in a Word document or a text file?

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  • Did you spell check and grammar check what you are sending?

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  • Did you include your contact information? A little bio?

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  • Do you know what to put in the Subject Line:
    Submission: (what it is? story? poem? article? essay?)

okay graphic  While we're working on our new form, please send your post to: adrianpastol@gmail.com and Attach Your File.

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