<p>I know that art supplement can be sent through Common App, but there seem to be no option for written works, such as novel.
However, I really do want UPenn to take a glimpse at my publications! (they are my hooks)
I can't directly send paper versions, since they will be published in December. (I'm applying for ED)
Should I make a blog and post my works on it? </p>
<p>Any idea?</p>
<p>Odds of them reading your whole novel are slim to almost none, I think. Here is what I would do: </p>
<ul>
<li>Included the info on the planned publication in December in your application.</li>
<li>Possibly send ONE CHAPTER of your most compelling work to the admissions office on paper. Include a letter explaining it is an art supplment to go with your application. Note: I would ask a trusted adult (English teacher, for example) to confirm that your work is exceptional and likely to act as a hook, and helping you decide what exactly to send.</li>
</ul>
<p>Alright, wrong word choice.
One of them is a picture book with 32 digitally-colored illustrations (high quality and all drawn by me).
Since the book is aimed at children, there are little words. (2~3 sentences a page, 35 pages total)
Another is more of a novella, with fewer illustrations and more words.
Between these 2, my favorite is the first book.
Umm…would it be ok if I only send my first book?</p>
<p>As soon as possible, contact Penn’s Kelly Writers House, which is actively engaged in recruiting talented high school writers of all kinds to apply to Penn:</p>
<p>[Kelly</a> Writers House–Highlights for prospective students](<a href=“http://writing.upenn.edu/wh/highlights/prospective.php]Kelly”>Highlights for prospective students)</p>
<p>Here’s a 2007 New York Times article about Kelly Writers House:</p>
<p><a href=“Writers Find Haven on an Ivy Campus - The New York Times”>Writers Find Haven on an Ivy Campus - The New York Times;