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http://www.workingwriter1.com/guidelines.html
Thanks Annette
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CHICAGO REVIEW PRESS
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CAXTON PRESS
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COLLIER'S
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THREE PUBLISHERS LOOKING FOR SUBMISSIONSPUBLISHERS/AGENTS
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Milkweed EditionsMilkweed Editions is happy to accept unsolicited manuscripts from authors of all backgrounds (previously published or not), and our editorial staff reviews each submission. Go to www.milkweededitions.org
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DAW Books, Inc.We publish science fiction and fantasy novels. We do not want short stories, short story collections, novellas, poetry, or novels in other genres. The average length of the novels we publish varies but is almost never less than 80,000 words. Go to www.dawbooks.com
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Grey Gecko PressGrey Gecko Press is currently accepting submissions from authors for previously unpublished work or work that is not currently licensed or under contract by another publisher. Grey Gecko accepts submissions ranging from short story length (1,500 words minimum) to extended-length novels (150,000+ words) and everything in between. Go here
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The Subtopian Magazine
subtopia definition: n (Social Science / Human Geography) Britsuburban development that encroaches on rural areas yet appears to offer the attractions of country life to suburban dwellers [blend of suburb + Utopia] subtopian adj Like so many words in the English language, “subtopia” is subject to change. We take it to mean a world between possibilities. It isn’t utopia, not yet, but it’s not quite dystopia either. We’re subtopian, still waiting to see which way this pendulum swings. Founded by author Trevor Richardson, The Subtopian Magazine is a Portland-based magazine that looks for fiction, non-fiction, poetry and art. We look for work that deals with the issue of our impending future. Stories that express a view of society in between the two extremes are given top consideration, but we’ll also publish dystopian fiction and, if you’re brave enough, a story describing utopia. Good luck with that.
Ebook-Originals, the Next Step in Traditional Publishing Strategy
Sue Brower is Executive Editor at Zondervan in charge of fiction and thinks she has the best job in the world…she gets paid to read all day! Zondervan is currently looking for completed manuscripts to fill the Zondervan First fiction eBook platform. The ideal stories will primarily have romance-driven plots and vivid, realistic characters. We are also looking for proposals in the Contemporary, Historical, Suspense, and Romance categories for our print program.
For more information on Zondervan First fiction and submission guidelines, please go to www.zondervanfirst.com.
Also check out the Steve Laube agency for Sue Browers post regarding the Ebooks.
http://stevelaube.com/blog/
MARKETS TO WRITE FORTHE GHOSTS OF DC ANTHOLOGYhttp://maydecemberpublications.com/submissions/ --- Since this is an election year we thought that it might be interesting to publish a horror anthology about politicians. Throughout history many of our political figures have suffered painful events or tragic deaths. What we are looking for is stories that twist this event. For example, what if the doctors that treated George Washington were vampires, or the reason it took so long to bury Abraham Lincoln was because he kept wandering off. Don’t change history but feel free to play it. No political opinions allowed. Deadline August 31, 2012. You will need to make your selection and contact us before you start writing. The reason for this is that you will need to reserve your choice to avoid multiple submissions on the President or the politician. We are looking for a wide assortment of figures for this publication. Submit 4,000-10,000 words. $25 advance paid upon publication with quarterly payments after advance has been met. |
AGENTS AND PUBLISHERSINNOVATIVE KIDShttp://www.innovativekids.com/content/view/26/484/ --- InnovativeKids creates award-winning books designed for everyday play and extraordinary learning, from birth to age 12 and beyond. More than just books, innovativeKids titles are also games, puzzles, and toys. Publishes about 50 books a year, 20 from authors new to the press. Query or full manuscript accepted. Also considers writers for work-for-hire. |
Memphis Parent Magazine
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JIST PUBLISHING
JIST PUBLISHING
http://jist.emcpublishingllc.com/page-jist/product-proposal-guidelines/ --- If you have an idea for a book, assessment, DVD, or electronic product that fits with JIST’s core values and markets, we will be glad to review it for possible publication. Our award-winning materials cover the essential topics people need guidance on to achieve a rewarding life and career. These topics include: job search, career exploration, occupational information, job retention, college preparation, life skills, and character education. Today, our materials can be found in thousands of schools, libraries, career centers, bookstores, and correctional facilities across the nation. LAURA GROSS LITERARY AGENCY
http://www.lg-la.com/ --- Represents new and established clients in fiction and nonfiction. In addition to expert contract negotiation, LGLA provides clients with skilled editorial advice and guidance throughout the writing process. Beyond working toward the success of each individual book, LGLA seeks to establish long- term relationships with writers to help them build long-lasting and satisfying careers. LGLA has strong publishing contacts in Britain and is represented in most foreign territories. LGLA also handles film and television rights and has worked with with all the major studios, as well as with many independent production companies worldwide. |
COASTAL LIVING MAGAZINE
http://www.coastalliving.com/about-us/ --- Coastal Living introduces readers to homes, destinations, activities, and people along the Atlantic, Pacific, and Gulf shores of North America. Hawaii, Alaska, coastal Canada and Mexico, as well as the multi-national Caribbean islands and U.S. Great Lakes, are included in our scope. Pays $1/word plus reasonable expenses. |
HARTLINE LITERARY AGENCY
http://www.hartlineliterary.com/ --- Hartline Literary agency is one of longest established agencies serving the Christian book community and though we specialize in that market we do work with general interest books as well. Actively seeking adult fiction, self-help, nutrition, devotional, and business books. No erotica, GLBT, fantasy, horror. |
eFICTION HORROR
http://efictionmag.submittable.com/submit --- We want to read your tales of horror (poems are fine too). Please, terrify us. Make us run home to mommy. Make us sleep with a night light on. Make us wet our beds and fear the monster in the closet. Give us your best, well written fiction with the goal to scare, terrify and thrill the reader. We love realistic horror (serial killers, mad scientists, rabid dogs, things like that), but we also love vampire, zombie, monster and good old fashioned ghost stories. Horror is a pretty diverse cateGORY. Scare us. We dare you. We are currently offering $20 per accepted story. We are not paying for poetry at this time. Up to 10,000 words. |
ANTONY HARWOOD LTD
http://www.antonyharwood.com/contactus --- Our terms of business include commission at 15% on all contracts for British Commonwealth rights and 20% on all contracts for American and translation rights. Commission on all contracts for film and/or television rights is 10-15%, subject to the involvement of sub-agents and associated agencies. We are happy to consider submissions of fiction and non-fiction in every genre and category except for screenwriting and poetry. |
BULL SPEC
http://bullspec.com/submission-guidelines/ --- What we’re looking for: amazing speculative fiction (science fiction, fantasy, slipstream, etc.) of any subgenre. What we’d like to see more of: (1) near or further future science fiction with a more optimistic voice and picture of our shared future; (2) well-written non-contemporary fantasy. Note: We’re unlikely to like your story if it has significant amounts of graphic violence or sex, trebly so if it’s gratuitous. For all original poetry and fiction, advance payment is $0.05/word, $5 minimum for poetry, $50 minimum for fiction; for reprints, advance payment is $0.01/word, $1 minimum for poetry, $10 minimum for fiction; plus contributor copy of the issue. |