They started out publishing business books but then expanded to gift books. They also have several imprints, all founded within the last decade. Source Books was started in 1987 by Dominique Raccah. They are an established and respected publisher.Ī large independent publisher based out of Illinois, they also have offices in Connecticut and New York. The books they publish tend to be on the younger end of the young adult genre (think thirteen-year-old readers primarily). Some of their bestsellers include The Last Policeman, Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children, and Pride and Prejudice and Zombies. They have published a wide variety of bestsellers and they have excellent distribution. Unlike most publishers that tackle a large range of topics, Quirk Books has a clear marketing plan and to a certain degree their books have a cohesive feel, because they all are quirky. This Philadelphia-based press publishes just 25 books a year in a whole range of genres, from children’s books to nonfiction to science fiction.
However the authors need not be Mormon.Ĭharlesbridge publishes high quality books for children and young adults with the goal of creating lifelong readers and lifelong learners. They are very firm about publishing “clean books only”. Because the company is Mormon run, books have to be approved by in-house censors in order to be published. Shadow Mountain publishes primarily fiction and they have published a number of New York Times bestselling books. Shadow Mountain is an imprint of Deseret Book. Both publishers are Mormon, but Deseret Book focuses more on producing faith-based content. Page Street Publishing is a publisher of YA and Children’s publisher.
#Australian publishers accepting unsolicited manuscripts full
All our full reviews contain links to the various publishers’ submission pages.
If you click on the name of the publisher it will link to our full review of them. Not all of the publishers are currently open to submissions, but the majority of them are. Some of these publishers exclusively publish young adult novels, others publish children’s books as well, while others are open to a wider variety of genres and age groups. Below is a list of all the publishers we have previously reviewed that are open to young adult manuscripts.
Not as many as in the romance genre, but a great deal more than literary fiction (for example). These days the young adult genre is profitable, diverse, and covers a wide variety of genres, from science fiction to romance and everything in between.Ī lot of young adult publishers are open to submissions without an agent. Young adult is one of my favorite genres to read, even though when I was a young adult I struggled to find good YA books.
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