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Publishing age

what age do you have to be for publishing a book.......is there evan supposed to be an age group

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Everett Answered:

There is no age for restricting a writer from being published.

That would be up to the publisher.Keep writing and one day in your life you will be recognized as an author.

I have six manuscripts which I wish were published but two are there and soon I will have the beginning of more.It ain't easy but one day you will get there.

Posted 3 years ago
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Gianna Answered:

Hi. There actually is NO age limit to publishing. In fact, I encourage writers as early as 4(!) to submit their literary works. Do you know that the youngest writer was 4? Dorothy Straight wrote How the World Began when she was 4.

With parent’s consent, supervision and resources, these children are already raking exposure in the publishing industry as young as they are now.

Good luck! :)

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Best be <a href="http://www.xlibris.com/requestkit/index.asp?src=aop&key=qak" rel="nofollow">published</a> .

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GamblersBookShop Answered:

Start as soon as you can write or tell a story but make sure if you write, type or use a word processor, you use the spell check. (It's even, not evan.) The most imaginative people are under 21 so even if nobody publishes you now, save your work because it will be both inspirational and helpful later in life.