Your Personal for the WordFellows

We’d love to read your essays, reflections, short profiles, or even everyday stories for publication on the WordHouse websites. Whether you’re writing about family, friendship, faith, or a turning point in your life, your piece can connect with others who need it. Send us your story and let it find its readers

What can you submit for review?
We’re currently accepting creative non-fiction essays only. Don’t send us the whole piece just yet—start by submitting a 300-word excerpt (a quote or passage from your essay) along with a short bio through the form above.

What happens after you submit?
If your excerpt catches our interest, we’ll invite you to send the full essay by email. Within a week of receiving it, we’ll let you know our thoughts and send comments or suggestions if needed. If you don’t hear from us within three weeks, it likely means we’re keeping your piece in mind for a future posting.

If your essay is chosen for the website:
We’ll send you a simple agreement with posting dates and duration, and yes—we’ll also send you a small stipend as thanks for your contribution.

What else does WordHouse offer?
We’re not just about online features. WordHouse also hopes to publish longform works—including essays, anthologies, and memoirs—into book form.

If WordHouse decides to work with you on a book project, you can enroll in our PAWR1 one-on-one workshop, a paid 10-hour course designed to guide you through editing and rewriting your draft for publication.

Our long workshops are open to anyone planning to publish a book. Sessions are tailored to the type of writing you’re working on.

Is there a free workshop?
Yes! You can join our Word-Fellow Workshop—just download this leaflet from Page-a-Writer.online for details.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who will first read your submission? Who are Ninang J and the WordHouse Team?

Your work will first land in the hands of Ninang J and the WordHouse Team, friends who love stories. In Filipino culture, a Ninang is like a godmother, someone who cheers you on, guides you, and journeys with you. That’s the spirit we bring when reading your work: not as critics on a pedestal, but as fellow travelers who believe every story is worth telling.

What are the other WordHouse services?

Read a listing of our professional services, catering to those in the writing and publishing community in general, and to beginning writers, editors, and translators in particular.

How long does it take for us to respond?

We try our best to get back to you as soon as we can, but sometimes it may take a little while. If you don’t hear from us right away, don’t worry—it doesn’t mean your work wasn’t read. It just means we’re taking our time, saving our comments, and making sure we give your piece the thoughtful attention it deserves

Does WordHouse offer a specific product?

The product we have at the moment is a course module workshop open for enlistment or enrollment. These are flexible courses offered for those who are intent on publishing their finished works, and are eager to work towards their enhancement.

How do you get in touch with WordHouse?

The easiest way is through our forms and newsletter. Every time you fill out a form or subscribe to our updates, you can be sure your message reaches us at WordHouse. And if you’d like to reach out directly, you can always connect with us through the email link on our site.

What other WordHouse websites welcome your submission?

• ninangjatwordhouse.com – Ninang J’s home for faith, language, and storytelling.

• pageawriter.com – Focused on memoir writing and life stories.

• pageawriter.online – Workshops, prompts, and writing classes.

• librokoto.shop – Bookshop featuring Filipino reads, reflections, and community stories.

Does WordHouse do Translation?

Wordhouse offers language transfer services for the following Filipino languages - Tagalog, Ilocano, Cebuano, Hiligaynon and Waray. Contact us here