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- Holiday House Publishing House. This famous American publishing house has a rich history, spanning over 65 years of bringing young readers into the world of beautiful stories.
- Chicago Review Press. This esteemed publishing house is open to receiving submissions from almost all genres, including children’s books and young adult.
- Sleeping Bear Press. Based in Ann Arbor, Michigan, Sleeping Bear Press is a leading children’s book publisher that publishes distinctive children’s titles, rich in gripping content.
- Kane Miller Press. Established by Madeline Kane and Sandy Miller, Kane Miller Press is an award-winning children’s book publisher based in California.
Ace is home to some of the most influential novels in the science fiction and fantasy genre: Frank Herbert’s bestselling Dune series; Stranger in a Strange Land by Robert A. Heinlein; The Left Hand of Darkness by Ursula K. Le Guin; The Last Unicorn by Peter S. Beagle; T. H. White’s classic Arthurian novel The Once and Future King; and the ...
- Holiday House. Website: www.holidayhouse.com. Submission Guidelines: www.holidayhouse.com/faqs.
- Arbordale Publishing. Website: www.arbordalepublishing.com. Submission Guidelines: www.arbordalepublishing.com/submission-guidelines.
- Immedium. Website: www.immedium.com. Submission Guidelines: www.immedium.com/submission-guidelines.
- Lee & Low Books. Website: www.leeandlow.com. Submission Guidelines: www.leeandlow.com/submission-guidelines.
Ace Books was founded in 1953 by A. A. Wyn, and is the oldest continuously operating science fiction publisher in the United States. With Donald A. Wollheim as editor, it issued some of the most outstanding science fiction writers of the 1950s and 1960s, including Samuel R. Delany, Philip K. Dick, Ursula K. Le Guin, and Robert Silverberg.
- Picture Books
- Middle Grade Fiction
- Young Adult Fiction
- Non-Fiction
- Illustrators
The picture books that excite us most combine original ideas with strong storytelling and inherent appeal for kids. We prefer child-centered stories that tap into deeper issues and emotions, conveying poignant messages without being didactic. Generally, we prefer to receive the manuscript alone, without illustrations, though you are welcome to incl...
Annick’s middle reader novels aim to engage kids with exciting stories that inspire deep thought and reflection. We’re looking for original stories with motivated characters, high stakes, and gripping action, even if it’s delivered in subtle form. Humor, even if used occasionally, is an asset. The typical length of our middle reader novels is 20,00...
Annick’s YA fiction features distinctive contemporary voices that wrestle with the big issues that matter to teens. We’re looking for powerful, dramatic, thought-provoking stories across most sub-genres, though the best way to determine if your manuscript might be a fit for us is to check out a few of our recent teen titles. Our YA novels tend to r...
Annick’s non-fiction titles aim to hook readers with fascinating subject matter, appealing to their natural sense of wonder. These books give kids a solid foundation of facts while allowing them to draw their own conclusions. We’re looking for manuscripts that combine an original idea with narrative skills, a distinctive voice and dedication to acc...
We’re always looking to add new illustrators to our list. We’re keen to see portfolios that demonstrate stylistic range, expressive characters and visual storytelling. Don’t forget to include illustrations of kids! Please send sample images or a link to your portfolio, along with a few words about yourself, to art@annickpress.com Due to the high vo...
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Oct 12, 2023 · Founded in 1952, Ace Books is one of the enduring pillars of science fiction and fantasy publishing. Originating as a publisher of mysteries and westerns, Ace quickly pivoted to SF, gaining prominence alongside Ballantine Books during its early years.
