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X5 by Diana Stager,
who many of you will
know from the Thurs evening class in
Georgetown. Available from Evernight
Teen here. Evernight Teen will also be
publishing a YA fantasy novel by Susan
Thomas from the Thurs evening class
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Here’s what
they have to say:
Evernight is
seeking fresh teen fiction that is raw, gritty, and real. We want teen
romance, coming of age stories, and cutting edge fiction that today's young
adults can relate to. The stories should have real issues, a strong emotional
punch, and a plot to keep the reader turning the pages.
Evernight Teen will cater to the 14-plus age market, so we will not accept books intended for an adult, child, or the middle-school market. Main characters are ideally between the ages of 16 and 21.
We are
currently accepting completed manuscripts of 25,000 to 100,000 words in all
sub-genres of young adult fiction. Your book should be thoroughly edited before
submitting. No head-hopping. No incest. No sex between adults and
children.
Authors earn 45% gross royalties from sales off our website and 45% net royalties from our distributors.
Send a
query, blurb, and full manuscript. Submission details
here.
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| Paranormal menage a quatre (1 woman 3 guys). Heat level 4 Word count 27,000 |
Evernight Publishing is the
parent company of Evernight teen. It publishs romance, erotic romance and urban
fantasy. Evernight is looking for submissions for particular series:
Naughty Fairy Tales is a quickly expanding
multi-author series unique to Evernight Publishing. When submitting to this
best-selling line, include "Naughty Fairy Tale Submission" so we know where to direct your
submission.
This series focuses on unique and twisted erotic fairy tales. We
want to see menage loving, BDSM, and lots of kink. The world building should be
strong, the characters memorable, the romance intense, and the sex HOT!
Male-Female, Male-Male, Female-Female, and all menage
combinations accepted.
Stories should be between 15,000-35,000 words. They must be a
heat level 3 or 4 and have a Happy Ever After or Happy for Now ending.
Romance on the Go is a multi-author series unique to Evernight Publishing. Our
readers have busy lives. Sometimes there just isn't enough time to engage in a
novel but an escape into romance is still desired. We want to offer our readers
a collection of short stories that can be read during work breaks, on the bus,
in the waiting room, or before bed. These stories should be memorable, with
romance to make them sigh and sex scenes to make them flush.
Stories should be between 8,000-12,000 words. Heat level 2+ with
a HEA or HFN ending.
All sub-genres of erotic romance accepted. Please include "Romance
on the Go Submission" in
the subject line when submitting.
Cupid's Conquest is a new multi-author, shared world series unique to
Evernight Publishing.
The series focuses on contemporary
romance between unlikely pairings or those kept apart by forces internal or
external who are brought together by the magic of Cupid's arrows. We're looking
for heroes and heroines readers will want to see overcome the odds against
them.
15,000-35,000 words.
Evernight Heat Level 2 or higher
M/F, F/F & M/M combinations
of above considered. HEA
required.
For more
information on requirements and how to submit, please contact: Seleste deLaney
at selestedelaney@gmail.com and
include "Cupid's Conquests" in
the subject line.
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| Karen Le Billon, author of French Kids Eat Everything, is represented by Martha Magor Webb of the McDermid Agency |
Brian Henry will lead a “How to Get Published" workshop with guest speaker Martha Magor Webb of Anne
McDermid literary agency, in Oakville, on Sat, Feb 22 (see here).
Also, Brian will
lead a “Writing for Children & for
Young Adults” workshop in Mississauga on
Sat, Oct 26 (here) and in Caledon at the Bolton Library on Jan 18 (here).
And he’ll lead “How to Make your
stories dramatic” workshops in London on Oct
19 (see here),
in Kingston on Nov 16 (here),
Orillia on Nov 23 (here),
and in Brampton on Dec 7 (here).
But before you
submit, the best way to get your manuscript into shape is with a weekly course.
In January, Brian will lead a “Welcome to
Creative Writing” on Tuesday evenings in
Burlington (see here); a “Writing your
life & other true stories” on Tuesday afternoons in Burlington (here);"Next Step" courses on Thursday afternoons in Mississauga (here) and Thursday evenings in Georgetown (here); and “Intensive” courses for more experienced writers on
Wednesday afternoons in Burlington and Wednesday evenings in Mississauga (here).
See
Brian’s full schedule here, including writing workshops and
creative writing courses in Kingston, Peterborough, Toronto, Mississauga,
Brampton, Bolton, Caledon, Georgetown, Milton, Oakville, Burlington,
St. Catharines, Hamilton, Dundas, Kitchener, Guelph, London, Woodstock,
Orangeville, Newmarket, Barrie, Orillia, Sudbury, Muskoka, Peel, Halton,
the GTA, Ontario and beyond.
Thanks for mention Brian!
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