(reblogged from Adopting James)

My publishing studio has just opened up for more submissions.

Check out Endever’s blog and peruse through the new menu options at the top. There, you’ll find an expansion on our mission and method, updated personal bios on me and my colleague Lynn, detailed information on how to submit, and a snippet of of our upcoming projects.

We know how it is to submit endless amounts of queries to agents and search ruthlessly for publishers in hopes that they’ll even look at your submission. Endever Publishing Studios, LLC is a safe and reliable publishing home for authors.

We’re currently looking books in any genre. If you have submitted to us before and we rejected your proposal, please know that you are always free to resubmit different ideas.

Normally we accept manuscript ideas and even partial manuscripts, and we still do. But we want to put an emphasis on any manuscript that is completed, even if it’s just a first draft since we have room in our circulation right now.

Maybe you’re not a writer, but everyone knows one. So share this post on your social media sites and get your writer friends to submit so we can consider taking a chance on them.

Have an awesome Friday, and remember, just because it’s the weekend doesn’t mean you quit working – it’s the time to invest in life-enriching work.

IT'S THAT TIME AGAIN!

We here at Ragnarok Publications have decided that sanity is an overrated state of being. What we need to make our lives better is to read hundreds of awesome submissions from YOU, all squeezed into a short period of time. We’ve our straitjackets fitted, meds filled, and psychologists on standby so we’ve got everything we need. Now here’s what we want:
 

• We’re looking mainly for original fantasy of the dark variety. It can be urban fantasy or epic or horror-tinged, or sword and sorcery, or mainstream, or weird, or whatever, but quality fantasy is our primary interest this time around.

• Dark science fiction is also a good bet. Something epic and explody would be perfect.

• We’re looking for novels, say 60,000 to 120,000ish words.

• Series or standalone.

• Diversity in characters AND authors is a good thing.

Here’s what we DON’T want:

• Straight-up horror, romance, hard sci-fi, or anything that doesn’t fall into the categories of fantasy or the softer side of sci-fi.

• Poetry or collections or anthologies or short stories or plays or movie scripts or comics/graphic novels.

• Works under 60,000 words.

• Works for children. (Young Adult will be considered, but we don’t want anything for kids.)

• Already published works (either in part or full.)

Follow the link for more info.