Who is accepting manuscripts

To get a good feeling for what they have published in the past you can go here. They are distributed through Macmillan in every country but Canada where they have a different distributor. They publish around sixty titles a year. Holiday House. Holiday House has been around for over 75 years. They publish picture books and books aimed at children in grades , grades , and grades 7 and up. They are based out of New York City. They have published well known and award winning books.

DAW is an imprint of Penguin that is open to manuscript submissions from authors without an agent. This is unusual and a great opportunity. DAW has published many bestselling books and they have published Hugo award winning books. They are respected and popular. Chronicle Books. Persea Books. A respected publisher of fiction, nonfiction, poetry, and literary young adult novels. They publish titles per year. Their Jewish-themed imprint, Kar-Ben, is the only division accepting submissions.

Submissions : Scroll down page for PDF submission guidelines. Kar-Ben accepts unsolicited manuscripts by regular post only. Submissions : Fiction writers, please send a cover letter, your credentials and market analysis along with a table of contents and a sample chapter.

Poets may send completed funny poems. Postal submissions only. Response time: six months. Mighty Media Press publishes children's books, mostly picture books but also those aimed at middle grade readers. On average, they only publish six new books annually. OnStage Publishing publishes chapter books, middle grade novels and young adult novels. Submissions They do not publish picture books, short stories or poetry.

Query first for non-fiction. They only publish fiction books for ages 8 to Cover letter with market analysis is required. Submissions may be sent via regular mail or email.

Please read author guidelines here. PP also published nonfiction. Pajama Press is looking for manuscripts from authors of diverse backgrounds. Stories about immigrants are of special interest. See their submission guidelines here. Pants On Fire Press publishes picture, middle-grade and young adult books.

Please read complete author guidelines here. Penny Candy Press publishes kids' books that reflect a wide range of authors and illustrators from around the globe.

While we will not exclude anyone from our catalog, we focus on underrepresented, unheard, or forgotten voices as part of our mission.

Reycraft Books is primarily focused on developing books by authors and illustrators from underrepresented communities. They are actively seeking OwnVoices contributors.

They have an open submissions policy and are interested in looking at picture books, early readers, chapter books and illustrations for children ages 5— Sterling Publishing publishes both fiction and non-fiction, including classics, picture books, joke books, middle grade, and novelty formats—as well as books for babies and toddlers. Their Flash Kids imprint publishes workbooks and flash cards for preschool, elementary, and middle school students in essential curriculum areas such as reading, math, writing, test preparation, and much more.

Additionally, their Sterling Teen imprint publishes fiction and non-fiction across all genres and formats. Sterling is a large house, with over 5, titles in print. Submissions : Please write a cover letter explaining your idea and enclose an outline and a sample chapter of the proposed book, along with sample illustrations where applicable. Read full guidelines here. Red Deer Press is a Canadian company that publishes books for children across the ages, from picture books to young adult fiction and non-fiction.

Tilbury House focuses on nonfiction picture books that appeal to children ages 5 — 10 and their parents. Tradewind is a Canadian company that publishes books for children and young adults. Tradewind does not accept novels by non-Canadian authors unless they are chapter books to be illustrated. Versify is looking for "books that edify, electrify, and exemplify the wonders and woes of childhood.

Their books are published and sold in simultaneous English and Simplified Chinese editions. Yeehoo is a boutique press publishing 10 to 15 books per year. They are looking for fictional and non-fiction picture books, both text-only and author-illustrator projects, aimed at ages Cedar Fort is active in selling foreign language rights, and they attend the Frankfurt Book Fair every year to present their frontlist titles internationally.

Submissions : Cedar Fort accepts all manuscript submissions through Submittable. Cedar Fort also offers various paid "services" for editing, cover design, etc. This essentially means that the publisher is operating as a self-publishing platform. I find this practice highly questionable in a publisher that brands itself as "traditional. Charlesbridge Teen is a new imprint of Charlesbridge, a well known Watertown, Mass-based publisher of children's books.

Charlesbridge books are distributed by Penguin Random House. They are actively seeking debut authors. Submissions may be sent via email to YAsubs charlesbridge.

Please send a detailed plot synopsis, a chapter outline, and three chapters of text. They don't believe in censorship, but they do want their readers to be informed. Submissions : They are seeking YA young adult or NA new adult novels that are between 50, and , words. While they accept stand-alone books, their ideal submission would be the first two books in a series or a novel with a novella that is a prequel to the novel.

Genres that they are specifically seeking include the following: horror, mystery, witches, fortune teller, psychic, magician, historical, escapism. When you submit to Clean Teen Publishing, your title may also be considered for one of their other imprints. This includes their new digital-first imprint— CTP Pulse. Entangled Press ' young adult imprint, Entangled Teen publishes "swoon-worthy" romance in the following subgenres: contemporary, suspense, sci-fi, historical, paranormal and fantasy.

They require at least a romantic subplot. Their royalties are generous. Submissions : Manuscripts should feature year old protagonists. Length: 50k to k words in length for all genres.

Flux is an imprint of North Star Editions, a Minnesota-based house specializing in trade fiction. Flux specializes in "alternative voices. Submissions : In addition to a query, and three chapters, Flux requires comparative books published within the last 5 years with an explanation of how your book both ties into a trend in the Young Adult genre and offers something unique. Please send the entire manuscript. Their books are distributed through GBS. Occasionally has open submissions windows.

Seeking : Contemporary YA. Jo Fletcher Books UK , part of the Quercus family, publishes science fiction, fantasy and horror, including all subgenres. Previously self-published books are accepted, as long as the author is willing to let all rights revert to JF on signing a contract. See their guidelines here. They publish trade fiction and select nonfiction books in the national and international market.

Right now they are seeking middle grade and young adult titles in science fiction and fantasy with an epic and visual scope; thrillers with strong, carefully crafted characters and a unique voice; and unconventional love stories. Polis Books is an independent publishing company actively seeking new and established authors.

They are currently acquiring titles in a wide variety of genres. While Polis primarily publishes books for adults, they also publish young adult novels. Submissions : Novel-length submissions should be a minimum of 60, words.

They only respond if interested. Quirk Books is a Philadelphia-based company that publishes just 25 books per year. Their titles are distributed through Random House. They are always on the lookout for "strikingly unconventional manuscripts and book proposals. A well-written novel with an off-the-wall editorial premise? A playful cookbook or craft book with cool photography or crazy illustrations?

We publish across a broad range of categories—always with the goal of delivering innovative books to discerning readers. Put more simply, we publish books that are smart, original, cool, and fun. Sky Pony Press is the children's book imprint of Skyhorse Publishing. They publish picture books, chapter books, middle grade, and YA fiction and nonfiction. We love original concepts, fresh voices, and writing that knocks us off our feet. Submissions : Tor's guidelines are quite detailed.

Make sure you follow them to the letter, otherwise your submission will not be read. They occasionally have an open window for unagented writers. Woodbine House specializes in books about developmental disabilities such as Down syndrome and autism. The books they publish are written for and about children with certain disabilities.

Top That caters to pre-school children. They focus on pop-up books, magnetic books, felt books, and other novelty books. They do not publish "regular" fiction. Submissions : Via email. They buy worldwide rights in all languages. Click here for details. Walker publishes over books a year in the UK alone. They do not accept fiction. Mortimer Books is a trend-led imprint that taps into popular culture, gaming and licensing brands that resonate with children of today while Welbeck Flame publishes middle-grade fiction full of hope, heart and humour, originality of voice and above all stories that transport readers to worlds beyond their own.

Welbeck Publishing Group is also partnering with Mosquito Books of Barcelona to create a global English language imprint, Orange Mosquito, which will produce and sell around 20 books for children and young adults per year. Orange Mosquito will officially launch in January Brash Books publishes psychological thrillers, murder mysteries, international espionage, and police procedurals. To submit send a one-page summary of the book and the first 25 pages as a Microsoft Word document to brashbooks gmail.

Crooked Lane publishes mysteries, thrillers, and suspense. They are a digital first publisher. Procedurals, Chillers, Grip-lit, and Domestic noir. Fahrenheit Press exclusively publishes mysteries and thrillers. They accept self-published and previously published work, provided the author has all the rights. Felony and Mayhem was launched in , and now has more than titles in print.

Their focus is on literary mystery fiction. And while we may sound a little snotty, the truth is that we would love nothing more than to find your witty, elegant, distinctive manuscript in our inbox.

Hard Case Crime publishes old-fashioned, hard-boiled crime novels with "bare-knuckled" prose. They are unabashedly dedicated to "reviving the vigor and excitement, the suspense and thrills—the sheer entertainment—of the golden age of paperback crime novels, both by bringing back into print the best work of the pulp era and by introducing readers to new work by some of today's most powerful writers and artists. Determined detectives and dangerous women Many of their authors have topped the best-seller lists.

They accept submissions from published authors and new writers, as well as authors who wish to relaunch their back-list titles. They are seeking mysteries, crime fiction, psychological thrillers, detective, thrillers, and suspense. Level Best , a publisher of anthologies, has recently opened its doors to full-length manuscript submissions. They are seeking crime fiction novels in the following categories: mystery, thriller, suspense, historical, traditional, and contemporary.

No works of erotica or science fiction at this time. Lyrical Press , an imprint of Kensington, publishes suspense fiction, thrillers, and cozy mysteries.

They have a penchant for romance. Submit to one editor only. The list of editors includes the genres they are receiving. Response time is three months. Oceanview Press is an independent publisher of original mystery, thriller, and suspense titles. Seventh Street Books — where fiction is a crime —is devoted to publishing quality mystery, thriller, and crime fiction. It is an imprint of Prometheus Books, an independent publisher of progressive nonfiction.

They do not accept submissions from debut authors. They encourage agents and authors to submit their backlist titles. Tule Publishing specializes in romance and mystery ebooks. In mysteries they are looking for Domestic suspense, Cozy mysteries, Private Investigators, Mystery stories with diverse characters, Detective mysteries with women sleuths, Police Procedural, Thrillers.

Verve Books is a digital-first publisher of crime, thriller and commercial fiction genres. They are looking for strong narrative voices, well-drawn characters and page-turning plots.

They are focused on digital, but print books will be available via Print On Demand. They are based in the UK. Bad Dream Entertainment has specific calls for the types of dark fiction they are seeking. Right now they want weird Gothic.

They accept very few novellas and full-length manuscripts. Rights purchased are world-wide exclusive in print and digital but for English language only rights-reversion optional after licensing term. Royalties are based on gross sales since they operate on a POD distribution model.

Vampires, werewolves, and other things that go bump in the night on the mean streets of contemporary life. Right, epic means the series spans centuries. You can never trust guidelines. Read Laurell K. Simultaneous submissions : No. Formats : Print and ebooks. Black Bed Sheet Books. Accepting novels, novellas, short story collections. Black Bed Sheet Books has published over 80 authors. Advance : No information. By Light Unseen Media. Authors are asked to query before submitting manuscripts.

Unsolicited manuscripts will not be considered. Chaosium Fiction. Currently, the Chaosium fiction line primarily features works centered on the Cthulhu Mythos. Our target length for book releases is 90, to , words, though we will consider longer or shorter works if the content is compelling.

We will consider reprints. Cosmic Egg. The publisher offers traditional publishing deals as well as co-operative publishing for authors. The parent company publishes a total of titles per year with global sales and a focus on physical stores. Worldwide distribution. Cosmic Egg imprint publishes speculative fiction: Vampires, Werewolves. Advance: None. Note: It has come to my attention that in some cases authors are expected to pay for some or all of publishing costs.

Legitimate publishers do not require authors to pay for publishing their books under any circumstances. Dark Hall Press. Dark Regions Press is a small press specializing in dark fantasy, horror and science fiction. The campaigns will be created as a means for readers to preorder the book and to fully fund each project.

Authors, artists, editors and everyone else involved in each book project will be asked to contribute to the campaign with videos, promotional efforts etc. Crowdfunding campaigns aren't always favored by authors, so it's important to know before thinking about submitting that if your manuscript is accepted for publication in Dark Regions Horror, Dark Regions Fantasy or Dark Regions Sci-Fi a crowdfunding campaign will be associated with it.

Note: Books are crowd-funded. Please read guidelines here. Genres that fall into this category include Horror and all its sub-genres gothic, splatterpunk, bizarro, etc. Crime and Adventure works may be considered, as long as they have a dark or twisted slant. Submissions : Send a synopsis of up to three pages. This should include information about your characters, major plot points, and how the book ends.

Electronic submissions only. Responds in months to queries. Responds in months to proposals. Eraserhead Press focuses on Bizarro fiction only. They publish novellas and novels between 20, and , words in length.

Excession Press publishes horror, science fiction, and fantasy. Gravelight Press is a small press that primarily publishes horror anthologies. They are currently seeking full-length works. Grinning Skull Press publishes novels, novellas, and anthologies. Journalstone wants horror in all its forms—from literary to weird, Gothic to psychological, and almost everything in between. Standard royalties. Advance not mentioned. No reading or application fees.

Madness Heart Press is a home for all dark literature. The publish horror novels, chapbooks, poetry, novellas, short story collections. They are also interested in non-fiction, plays, and any number of forms of storytelling.

We are interested in all manner of sub-genre as well. We hate to say it over and over again, but if your story is dark, we may be interested in it no matter what genre or format it comes in. Necro Publications and Bedlam Press. Necro is a long-standing publisher with an impressive horror backlist.

Seeking : Necro : Horror. Bedlam : Dark and bizarre humor, science fiction, light horror. Weird West Books : Westerns with a horror, fantasy, or sci-fi element. Read their submission. Note: Currently closed to submissions. Check site for open submission periods. The Parliament House publishes upmarket urban fantasy and paranormal fiction with an emphasis on uplifting marginalized voices and unconventional narratives.

Our mission is not only to offer readers fantastical escapes, to make the impossible possible, but to share stories that are thought-provoking, evocative, and speak to the complexities of our lived reality. Rainfall Books is a British publisher of fantasy, horror and science fiction, specializing in modern works inspired by the writing of H.

Lovecraft, Robert E. Howard and Clark Ashton Smith. Submissions : Rainfall has published chapbooks over the past three or four years and have many more waiting in the wings.

They are always looking for submissions for chapbooks in the form of poetry and short stories. They are happy to publish reprints. Severed Press. Publishing trade paperbacks and E-Books. Severed Press has earned a reputation for excellence, quality and commitment to new and established authors alike. We are proud of the diversity of our authors and aim in continuing to build strong relationships worldwide. Advance : None. Pays royalties. Note: Promotion and marketing for novels locally in Australia.

Please read full submission guidelines here. Silver Shamrock publishes hard-hitting horror novels and novellas. They are interested in unique takes on classic horror tropes: demons, witches, vampires, etc. No YA, gore, or torture. Length : 30, to 60, words for novellas, 70, - , for novels.

Provides royalties, "rigorous" editing and covers. Voodoo Press is primarily a German language publisher, but they have branched out into English. What they are looking for : Apocalyptic or post-apocalyptic, survival horror, traditional horror novels.

No reprints or self-published. Most publish other nonfiction titles as well. Amberley is a UK publishing house that focuses exclusively on history. They have published over 2, local, specialist and general history titles.

They request an outline of no more than 3, words about the book you plan to write. This should include a brief summary of the subject, your approach to it, a contents list if possible, and who the likely readership is. Please send your outline as a Word document attached to your submission email.

Andrews McMeel Publishing is the country's premier calendar publisher. Its core publication categories include: inspiration, middle grade children's books, comics and humor, puzzles and games, inspiration and gift, and comics for middle grade children. Interestingly, they also publish poetry. See submission guidelines HERE. Arcade is an imprint of Skyhorse Publishing. Barricade Books publishes quality non-fiction manuscripts--preferably that lean toward the controversial.

No email submissions. Website under construction. Beacon Press , founded in , is an independent publisher of serious non-fiction. Their books promote such values as freedom of speech and thought; diversity, religious pluralism, and anti-racism; and respect for diversity in all areas of life.

They do not accept hard-copy submissions; they will only accept email queries to editorial beacon. Bellevue Literary Press exclusively publishes nonfiction geared toward a general readership. This boutique publisher accepts agented and un-agented authors.

They are looking for full-length novels that can be above , words. There are several categories that are accepting submissions for this publisher, but non-fiction, horror, and religious books are not considered.

Poetry is absolutely not accepted or considered. Most authors receive a response in about weeks. This is a print on demand publisher, however, so it may not be a first-choice publishing option for some writers.

Before sending in your manuscript, make sure it meets the expectations of the publisher so it will be considered. And, if you end up with a rejection letter, you can just try again with another publisher. TCK Publishing is a true, no-fee small press publisher. They currently accept a wide range of fiction and nonfiction submissions. Contempt by Michael Cordell is one of their recent fiction releases that they are really proud of!

Times change. Submission guidelines change. Dear Tori, Thank you for writing. Thank you for all you do to help authors and illustrators of picture books. Celebrate you Never Give Up. Dear Toni, Thank you for stopping by to say Thank You. More importantly I hope you find a publisher for your writing.

Hi, everybody who loves read. I will take the nerve of recommending my series here. Thank you, and good luck. Enjoy it. Dear Andreas, Good luck with your series on Facebook. Thank you Joan. I hope you like it. If it happens, share with your friends. You can comment and give some points of view. Hi there. We are Copyhouse Press. We are based in London. We accept all genres. Although we operate a pay-to-publish model we heavily subsidise it. Dear Copy House, I am honored that you wrote to tell me about your company.

At the present time,I am not including pay for publishing. Good luck with your company. Thank you so much for posting our opening for submissions.

But I just wanted to point out it looks like the link is not correct…I provided it below. Dear Lindsey, Thanks for telling me that the link for submissions has changed. I corrected it in the blog post. Dear Bill, Thank you for writing. I hope that my list of publishers helps you get closer to publication. Hi am happy to read about the publishers. Dear Florence, None of these publishers are supposed to charge you anything. Dear Leonard and Liz, Thank you for writing. Look at the guidelines of the publisher.

Follow the guidelines! Dear Leonard, Choose a publisher and submit it. Thanks so much for your information! Dear Patricia, Thanks for writing. I appreciate you. Good luck in finding a publisher for your books! I was very happy with the results. I would like to do a second book using some of the same characters and setting. I have completed the manuscript. Is it possible to try to do that through one of these publishers, or do I need to go through Authorhouse and stick with the same illustrator?

Patricia Hopkins. Thanks for writing! If they liked your first one, they could republish it with new cover and the additonal book, too. Give yourself a time limit of a certain number of years to go full-speed and then make a decision of whether to wait longer or self-publish. I believe your gut feeling is God telling you what to do. Go with your gut feeling! Trust yourself. Believe in you and your book s. A link to subscribe is at the top left or at the bottom of one of my latest blog posts.

I love this list! I have a book being published and it is scheduled to be released in May or possibly before. I would like to have the other three published, too. Would you advise waiting until the first book comes out?

Dear Tina, Thanks for writing. It seems that it would be better to have all the books in one series with the same publisher. Good luck in finding the best publisher for you and your books! Hi Joan, my books are short stories that are all connected to the original first book. I agree with you that the books should be with the same publisher and I wish they could have been published together. I have contacted kindredrainbow.

I never gave up! Good luck with publication of all your books! Go, Tina, go. I written a mystery suspense thriller with words. Getting it published is a different story. English is my second language. Never went to school in the USA. Just German school. I love what everyone has to say on her. I have stumble on this side per accident. Thank you all. Dear Viola, Thank you for writing. Good luck with getting your manuscript published.

Reblogged this on Waverley. TOR just stopped the accepting of unsolicited submissions. It is a very disappointing thing…. Dear Luna, Thank you for writing. Especially glad that you let me know that TOR just stopped taking unsolicited submissions.

I checked and they are closed to short stories and to novellas. However, they are still open for nonfiction for their blogs. I added more publishers and took TOR off the list. I now have 40 publishers. Dear Jack, Thank you very much for letting me know. Thanks for this valuable information. Please advise. Austin Macauley is a vanity publisher. Thanks for your feedback. I will most definitely take your advice. If they want an upfront contribution I will know how to react!

PS — They have updated their website… they seem to me to be very transparent about the possibility of writers having to contribute…. Dear A. It broke my heart because they wordrd it saying how wonderful my story was. If you want to self-publish there are companies who have fees for designing a cover, fees for editing, fees for illustration, and fees for ISBN numbers, fees for formatting. However, you can pay others to do that.

If you can format your book yourself, you only pay for the cost of printing your book and for the ISBN Print on demand. I guess what I am trying to tell you is shop around.

Make sure the deal is what you really want. Some publishers change midstream Try to use one that has been in good standing for awhile. Ask the better business bureau about them.

There is a website to check called Editors and Preditors. Check for information about them there. Dear Sagheer, Thanks for writing. I am not a publisher or an agent. Reblogged this on thomascannonblog and commented:. I appreciate that you left a comment to tell me that you think my list is worth looking into for those who are looking for a publisher. I hope you find just the right one for you from my list or elsewhere! City Lights Press is another Indie publisher accepting unsolicited manuscripts.

Dear Mike, Thanks for letting me know that your company, City Lights Press accepts unsolicited manuscripts. Do you have a return policy so that book stores more readily accept your books? I am certainly revising book 1 with my co-author. To make it ready for publishing do you think it takes about five times to redo it before it gets published?

Dear Ms. Albina, I wish you good luck with the publication of your book. Revising is a good plan. Proud of you for continuing to submit your work to a publisher. I hope your next submission is the one that gets you published. It could be that your fifth time is the charm for you. It could be more…it could be less.

No special number. Keep believing in you and your writing. This is a prelude to a story of total recall of a federation Starfighter captain who lost his first love to a federation doctor who was her father.

There are many publishing companies who accept unsolicited submissions. Dear Doug, Thank you very much for the names of these publishers. I will check them out and add them the next time that I update the post. What an informative site! It is my first visit, but I know it will not be my last.

Thanks for all your hard work. Have you heard or have seen the category, New Adult? Supposedly they are transitional stories from YA to about years old. Thank you again for such an informative site. Dear Mary, Thanks for writing. Publishers who publish adult might do the New Adult. Check the guidelines or call and ask. My child has been writing a short story for years trying to make it great and she really wants to publish it.

Is there a way to send it through email for feedback? Or pay to have a professional editor review it. Dear TCC, Thank you very much for telling me that you believe this is an awesome list.

I hope it leads you to publication! I am trying to update it every 6 months or so. Sometimes time passes quicker than others, so it might be a year between updates.

ReInvented publishing is accepting unsolicited submissions! They are new company but not new to tje publishing world. They do not charge fees for their traditional publishing.

They do also offer services by service by service basis. Which are low cost and you dont have to be a published author through them to request those services either.

Their website isnt fancy and is growing and changing all the time… and should improve within the next month or so. Dear Tom, Thanks for writing. Good luck with your publishing company: Reinvented Publishing. Hie, thank you for this lists. I wrote a fiction novel and trying to look for traditional publishers since i do not have enough funds.

Please help me. Dear Dolly, Thanks for writing. Please send a query to a publisher. Make sure you follow their guidelines. I submitted my manuscript to a few looking for comedy! Feel free to check it out also: 55minutedrive. Yes I have a question what about random house and penguin book companies?! If you would like to have your work or manuscript considered for publication by a major book publisher, we recommend that you work with an established literary agent.

Dear Ken, Thanks for writing. Do you know any publishers I should add? Good luck in finding the right publisher for all of your books. I was amazed that many publishers require months to respond to a submission. Beacon Publishing Group not to be confused with Beacon Press claims they will respond in 3 weeks. But how do I know that I can trust them or anyone else?

At this point I am not keen on self-publishing. Dear Mikey, Thank you for writing. I have not heard of Beacon Publishing Group. They say they are traditional publishers. Check the covers of the books and the reviews of at least 3 of the books on Amazon that were published by them.

If you feel good about them, follow their submission guidelines. If they offer you a contract, then read it thoroughly and ask plenty of questions before you sign on the dotted line. This note is from Ken Simpson Ken W. Simpson — I am in the same situation.

I submit as widely as possible — avoiding the traps. I know nothing about Beacon. I was published very quickly by Cholla Needles. It was a mistake.. I think you should accept the fact that getting published by a genuine publisher takes time — around three months or more to either get accepted or rejected.

I feel so much in the same boat Ken! But we must go on trying. I am not sure he will check here for your answer. You seem to be navigating the publication world with a positive attitude.

Keeping on trying is a great frame of mind. Let me know how it goes. He sent it by email to me: Dear Charles, Yes — indeed — I also have problems getting published. Hello Ken There is a good website Poetrysoup where you can publish your poems online. Perhaps you can send your work there. Thanks Charles Wielgus Barry for your comments. My problem is with publishers of poetry collections — not editors of literary journals — although getting individual poems published is very difficult when you as I do lambast the establishment with my themes.

Thank you for all the helpful information! Also, I for one truly appreciate you adding the statement Never Give Up! I needed to see that! God Bless You, Angela B. Dear Angela, Thank you very much for writing.

I am glad that the information I posted helped you. Therefore, I want to help others on my path to believe in themselves and never give up. I am a new author. I have a fictional book with action and romance.

If anyone knows of a publisher that is willing to accept an unsolicited manuscript like that, please let me know. Thank you Philip Korn micheleandphilip yahoo.