These stories exemplify how young authors can apply the writing process to create works suitable for a wide audience. The sixth-grade authors worked over a period of three months to turn rough ideas into finished stories. The result is a compilation of stories on all topics. Humor, mystery, adventure, science fiction, historical fiction, horror, fantasy, fable, and even nonfiction are represented. The title was one of many suggested and voted upon by student authors.

This is the tenth annual collection of short works by students of Berkshire Middle School. The stories are new, and so are the authors. The focus, though remains he same as in previous volumes: With genuine effort and attention to the writing process, young authors can fine-tune their original ideas and produce works suitable for a wide audience. Stories in this collection span multiple categories, including fantasy, science fiction, realistic fiction, historical fiction, fable, and mystery.

This is the eleventh annual collection of short works by students of Berkshire Middle School. The stories are new, and so are the authors. The focus, though, remains the same as in previous volumes: With genuine effort and attention to the writing process, young authors can fine-tune their original ideas and produce works suitable for a wide audience. Stories in this collection span multiple categories, including fantasy, science fiction, realistic fiction, historical fiction, and mystery.

These stories exemplify how young authors can apply the writing process to create works suitable for a wide audience. The sixth-grade authors worked over a period of three months to turn rough ideas into finished stories. The result is a compilation of stories on all topics. Humor, mystery, adventure, science fiction, historical fiction, horror, fantasy, fable, and even nonfiction are represented. The title was one of many suggested and voted upon by students, and design elements were approved by a majority of the authors.

A collection of short stories by sixth-grade students of Berkshire Middle School. (2009)

This is the ninth annual collection of short works by students of Berkshire Middle School (from the 2008-2009 school year). The stories are new, and so are the authors. The focus, though, remains the same as in previous volumes: With genuine effort and attention to the writing process, young authors can produce works suitable for a wide audience. Over a twelve-week period, each sixth-grade writer turned a basic premise into a fully-formed story. The changes along the way sometimes surprised even the authors themselves. No Autographs, Please continues the proud tradition of author's craft demonstrated in its predecessors Short Stories by Short People, Who Says Adults Have to Write All the Good Stories?, Got Stories?, Tall Tales Gone Short, Stories For Shorties, Five Drafts Later..., Your Title Here, and 638 Potential Paper Cuts.