The National Gallery of Writing - Previous Revision

What is the National Gallery of Writing?

The National Gallery is a digital archive of compositions accessible to all through a free, searchable website—a living archive of thousands of examples of writing from across the United States.

• Writers will include with their composition information about themselves and the reasons they selected and submitted it to the Gallery.  
• All sorts of compositions will be accepted, including (but not limited to) electronic presentations, blog posts, documentary clips, poetry readings, “how to” directions, short stories, memos, audio and video clips.  

The National Gallery features three types of display spaces all curated and collected in a variety of galleries:

• The Gallery of the National Council of Teachers of English (NCTE).
• The Galleries of National Partners curated by groups as diverse as Google, the Newseum, Sesame Street’s Electric Company, and the National Science Teachers Association. 
• The Galleries of Local Partners curated by groups as diverse as a local Girl Scout troop; a town such as Augusta, Arkansas; a community college course; a bridge club; a city such as Champaign-Urbana, Illinois; a writers group, and local business.

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