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To be accepted for publication, contributions must meet the Linguapress.com quality guidelines. They must also be original work, not work copied from an outside source.
Articles :  Reading articles must provide factual, objective information about events/people/places of interest in the English-speaking world, and must be original texts that have not been published elsewhere.
Short stories should be your own © original work, and suitable for learners of English at intermediate or advanced levels. Linguapress offers aspiring authors, notably self-published authors, an opportunity to showcase their work to a large audience.

Linguapress is also interested in publishing good short stories by established writers whose works are in the public domain.

While accompanying worksheets or teaching ideas are welcome, they are not a prerequisite for acceptance.
Papers on teaching English online or in the classroom or on language or linguistics should be written in a style that is clear and concise. They should not normally exceed 1000 words.

Linguapress.com reserves the right to abridge or otherwise adapt texts and documents contributed for publication, in line with editorial policy.
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Linguapress does not commission or buy articles or papers.  Linguapress.com offers writers the possibility to showcase their work on one of the world's most long-established EFL teaching and learning platforms, reaching readers worldwide.  Linguapress will include a link  to the website / web page /  blog of any contributor whose work is accepted for publication.

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All online ESL / EFL resources and fiction published on Linguapress.com remain the copyright of their authors, except where otherwise agreed.

By submitting a resource for publication on Linguapress, authors grant Linguapress a permanent, non-exclusive  and non-transferable right of publication. Teachers and students are free to reproduce any resources for personal and in-class use subject to restrictions indicated beside any article or activity.
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"Non-transferable" means that Linguapress cannot license the republication of any resource to a third party without the author's consent.  

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Short stories must be your own ©  original work.
Linguapress is also interested in publishing good short stories by established writers whose works are in the public domain, and welcomes suggestions. To be in the public domain, works must be by a writer who died over 70 years ago.

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