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Submission Process and Guidelines
Loveswept, Alibi, Hydra and Flirt are now inviting queries for submissions in romance, new adult, mystery/detective, suspense/thriller, science fiction, fantasy, and horror. According to the Submission Guidelines on the website, “There is no strict word count limit for submissions. We are interested in short content (customarily between 15,000 and 30,000 words) and full-length works (customarily between 40,000 and 60,000 words).”
According to RHPG, “We are open to previously-published manuscripts as long as the submitting author now controls all electronic and print publishing rights.”
More info is available on their page, or use the handy links below to get right to the submission forms for the appropriate imprint.
This doesn’t sound like a good deal to me.
If an author has successfully self-published a book and kept all the profits, why would she want to hook up with Random House’s digital imprints? The author will likely have to spend more for the packages than they can get these services independently and share more profits or get fewer royalties.
Amazon’s Create Space is already offering a POD service for no initial costs unless you buy one of their packages (which I advise against.)
I caution any indie publisher to examine and compare before jumping aboard Random House’s Digital-Only Imprints.
Hi
What I have read about this digital publishing project sounds very good.
But, I guess, the big question is: Is there a charge for publishing? –
Or is (in my case previously published material) assessed and published according to Random House merit?
Many thanks
Barry
I’ve been all over the sites and I can not confirm this.
Have you clicked the links within the post?
I am a storyteller for the most part. My work is all across the U.S. in magazines and has found its way across the pond to 62 other countries and easily 5,000 book club readers compliments of my publisher http://www.floydthedog.com
My first story was non-fiction and sold over the phone to a newspaper and made its way later that year into a magazine of two million readers. I am primarily a short story writer and am well versed in poetry across the globe as well, being a Poet Laureate in my own home town.
My question for you is, “Would you be interested in a collection of Ghost or horror type fiction stories that have been previously published in other books?” I’m sure the word count would fit into the Horror category needed here.
I’m in early retirement, and I do some Editing for others as well as Ghostwriting.
Hoping to hear from you soon,
Don (Greywolf) Ford
Hi Don,
This website isn’t soliciting manuscripts. You need to click on the link for Hydra and give them your question.
Hope this helps!
We writers must stick together!! 🙂
Good Luck!
Susan
…and another door opens! Whoopee!