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Readeezy Literacy

Readeezy Literacy

Marketing & Communications
Remote
Posted on Mar 17, 2026
Readeezy seeks creative and ambitious Writers/Authors to join our intern cohort. As a Writer/Author, you will work closely with the Readeezy editorial team to compose fictional, age-respectful and relevant stories that will attract our target audience. You will be responsible for writing a 3,500–4,000 word story that is written at a 3rd or 4th grade reading level with 5–6 chapters and, afterwards, work in tandem with illustrator to bring the story to life. Although this is an unpaid internship, it provides the opportunity to use segments of story for personal portfolio. Note: All internships are unpaid and fully remote.What to Expect:- 3,500–4,000 word story written at a 3rd or 4th grade level with 5–6 chapters- Pitch, draft, write, edit, and proofread work- Attend weekly check-in meetings- Follow scheduling guidelines- After story completion, work with illustrator to bring story to life- Communication with Readeezy staffQualifications:- Major in English, Journalism, Writing or related field- Excellent verbal and written communication skills- A good grasp of grammar, syntax, punctuation and storytelling techniques- Tailoring writing style to meet the needs of target audience- Ability to positively receive and act on feedback/constructive criticism- Attention to detail and accuracy- Strong organizational and time management skills- Proficient in Google Drive (Docs)- Able to work independently and collaborativelyApplication requirements: Submit a one- to two-page sample of the beginning of a short story for teens (preferably at a fourth-grade level; dialogue-driven with minimal narration) and a letter of recommendation from a professor/employer/instructor/mentor addressing talent, reliability, and scheduling. Please note: Applications that do not follow the above guidelines will not be considered.