HarperCollins Adds Inkpop, A Teen Publishing and Social Site
Yesterday, HarperCollins announced Inkpop, a teen site similar to the company’s Autonomy social network for writers.
Like Autonomy, which eBookNewser covered recently, Inkpop is a social networking and publishing platform with a twist. Teens 13 and up can upload their writing, which can be read and critiqued by peers. Then the top rated pieces each month will be read by a panel of HarperCollins editors. HarperCollins has bought four adult manuscripts through Autonomy. Here’s more from the official press release:
Since its soft launch in 4th quarter 2009, inkpop already has more than 10,000 members and nearly 11,000 submissions, including novels, poems, essays, and short stories.
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