Girls Write Now Media
Anthologies
Each year, Girls Write Now publishes a print anthology showcasing the work of today’s next-generation voices. These books showcase stories that surprise us and stretch our understanding of the world and ourselves. Our anthologies have received praise from Gloria Steinem, Amanda Gorman, Roxane Gay, Meg Wolitzer, Emily St. John Mandel, Janet Mock, and countless others. Says People magazine, “It’s hard not to be inspired.”

Metamorphosis: Girls Write Now 2026 Anthology
To truly understand Girls Write Now, zoom out and observe a complex, multi-dimensional organism, constantly and consciously in the making. Its contours come into focus, and each word dissolves and evolves: Girls becomes a spectrum across gender, race, age, and poverty; Write spans genres, media, and disciplines; Now stretches across three decades and counting. Resolved into its component parts—G. W. N.—its very being refracts: a nonprofit, but also an incubator of art, a developer of professions, a community that heals. Made for writing and mentoring—and, in turn, for training, curating, and fortifying coalitions of artists, educators, and leaders. Rooted in New York City, branching outward: statewide, national, even global. Dubbed the Collaboratory: intimate, versatile, cutting-edge; designed to move with AI, a volatile marketplace, and our own psyches. For Girls Write Now, Metamorphosis is not only the title and theme of this anthology—it is a state of being.
Our Digital Story Collection
Our Digital Story Collection
The Reunion
A story about realizing that having the courage to stray from the norm and not look for validation in others is one of the bravest (but most rewarding) things a person could do.
Who We Come From
As a first-generation American, I've always carried with me an intense fascination for my past. This is the story of my most notorious ancestor, and my unease at the rest who have been forgotten.
Our World and My World as of Today Collection.
The world and I have been communicating lately. This collection of poems shows how our conversation went.
Ode to Popcorn
This poem was written when I saw everyone around me succeeding whereas I felt I was stuck in one place.
Aslan
This poem is about a lonely child struggling with their beauty, self-worth, and relationships with those around them with tons of celestial references.
The Last White Rose
Love isn’t always about love. Sometimes it’s about sacrifice. It’s about letting go. It’s about defeat. So, when history witnesses another lost love, it might be one of those loves masked underneath sacrifice.
Speaking On Putting Yourself on Paper
Featured Guests: Summer Boxer and Hanna Neier The path to a writing career isn’t always straight, as you’ll learn in
Journeys of Discovery: Exploring Europe’s Heart and Soul
Embark on a poetic voyage through the streets of Paris, Prague, and Berlin, where each city becomes a canvas for self-discovery amidst the beauty, history, and vibrancy of Europe's cultural tapestry.
from 3 to 6
A call is made at three in the morning.
tradition
"tradition" is a poem that captures the beauty of my family's annual holiday traditions and how my struggle with change has impacted my perception of the constants in life.