Factory Feedback
Young writers (aged 7-17)
Get Your Start as a Professional Writer
Story Factory is seeking young writers (aged 7-17) who love writing and have something to say to submit their writing for publication for our newest program – Factory Feedback.
This program is designed to support, champion and amplify the voices of the brilliant young people of Australia.
We will work with you to edit and develop your writing (both fiction and non-fiction) and then publish successful submissions on our website, as well as pay a small honorarium for your work.
We’re looking for shorter pieces suitable for publishing online on our website. We’d love to read your three-volume novel but it’s a bit tricky to publish online so we may suggest publishing an extract of longer work submitted. Up to 1000 words is a good fit, as a guideline.
We’ll ask for your name, age, address and school to check your eligibility for this program as part of the application process.
Factory Feedback is our vote of confidence in the voices of young people.
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Factory Feedback was created with, and generously supported by, the Dusseldorp Forum.
Stories from this Program
My first cool pet ever that saved the town
By Natalie, Year 6
A old grumpy man that lived alone and moved houses to get closer to the shopping market, then when he moved he was so lonely beside he would sleep all...
The Curse On The Girl
By Natalie, Year 6
Once there lived a girl whose parents were ghosts. Nobody else weren’t able to see her parents beside her. This girl is named Marghosta. She is half ghost half human...
The Lion Roars
By Natalie, Year 6
Once there lived a lion that wasn’t able to roar so his father kept showing him but still no use for 5 years. So the father lion bought him to...
A Step Closer To Freedom
By Joshua, Year 10
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The Bully
By Faraiba, Year 9
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The Beginning
By Holly, Year 8
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Over One Word
By Lana, Year 9
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Call It A Scar
By Lana, Year 9
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The Dangerous Ocean
By Sama, Year 6
Crystal and Lia are going on a trip to the massive ocean.They are going there to take some beautiful pictures of the massive ocean to share with their friends and...
Living On The Streets
By Lana, Year 9
Being poor is never something you choose to be. It’s exhausting to have to avoid meals because you want to feed your family’s younger siblings. Not being able to curl...
The Unwanted Burden
By Saima, Year 12
Abes had hated dirty Chicago with its ugliest, uninteresting and lifeless streets since the day he arrived there. He was very clumsy and brutally honest which obviously meant that he...
Volcanic Eruptions
By Dünya, Year 6
A volcano is a mountain that opens downward to a pool of molten rock below the surface of the earth. Sixty percent of all active volcanoes occur at the boundaries...
Hanuman
By Robbin, Year 6
This is the story of Pawanputra Hanuman, the mighty monkey-god. Do you know how he was born? The story of his birth is as fascinating as his mighty deeds. But...
The Change
By Iftekhar, Year 8
It’s been like this since primary school. I was like an old broken chair that sat in the corner of the classroom that no one wanted or ever went near,...
The Cells
By Chloie, Year 10
The cells our bodies bleed into the earth’s surface— Flowers embed themselves into our bones, wrapping us up tightly, preparing the decay. The lilies of the valley sway around us, ...