Red
Deer Press
195 Allstate Parkway
Markham, Ontario
L3R 4T8
L3R 4T8
Red Deer Press is looking for quality writing for
children across the ages, from picture books to young adult fiction and
non-fiction. It also publishes books for adults.
Red Deer Press seeks to publish
upscale children’s picture books, including illustrated children’s Aboriginal
titles, contemporary juvenile and young-adult fiction.
Submissions:
- For
picture books submit entire text. No original art will be accepted.
- For
fiction, submit query letter and three sample chapters, if available.
- For
non-fiction, submit query letter with outline.
- Multiple
submissions are acceptable but will not receive priority.
Attention Peter Carver, Editor
Red Deer Press also publishes manuscripts for adults.
For fiction and nonfiction, please submit queries with samples and/or overviews,
and author bio. Email submissions are preferred. Please include SASE with all
mail submissions. Multiple submissions are accepted but are not given priority.
Attention Richard
Dionne, Publisher.
Full
guidelines here.
Literary agent Stephanie Sinclair |
If you’re interested
in Kid Lit, Brian Henry will lead a Writing for Children & for
Young Adults workshop
Saturday, October 13, in Sudbury (see here).
And a Writing Kid Lit weekly course on Thursday
evenings, Jan 24 – March 28, in Oakville (see here).
For updated listings of Writing for
Children & for Young adult workshops and for weekly Kid lit classes,
see here (and scroll down).
If you’re interested in getting published, soon or
somewhere down the road, don’t miss the upcoming How to Get Published workshop Saturday, Nov 17, in
Mississauga with literary agent Stephanie Sinclair (see here).
Also coming soon: How to Build Your Story: Plotting novels &
Writing short stories, Saturday, Oct 20, in Waterloo (see here), Saturday,
Nov 24 in Alliston (see here) and
Saturday, Jan 19 in Oakville (see here).
Bestselling author Kelley Armstrong |
And don't miss How to Write a Bestseller with New York Times
#1 bestselling author Kelley Armstrong (see here).
Two weekend writing retreats:
November at the Briars Writing
Retreat, Friday, Nov 2 – Sunday, Nov 4:
two nights and three precious days of writing bliss. Details here.
Algonquin Writing Retreat, Friday, May 31 – Monday, June 3, 2019: four
days in the luxurious isolation of Arowhon Pines Resort to get down to some
real creative growth. Details here.
In both these retreats, you’ll
recharge your creative batteries and get some great writing tips – all in the
supportive company of your fellow writers.
Exploring Creative Writing, Thursday
afternoons, Jan 24 – April 5 (no class March 14), in Burlington. Details here.
Writing Kid Lit, Thursday evenings, Jan 24 – March 28 (no class
March 14), in Oakville.
Intensive Creative Writing, Tuesday afternoons, Jan 22 – April 2 (no
class March 12); first readings emailed Jan 15, in Burlington.
Intensive Creative Writing, Wednesday evenings Jan 23 – April 3 (no
class March 13); first readings emailed Jan 16, in Burlington.
Intensive Creative Writing, Friday mornings Jan 25 – April 5 / 12
(10 or 11 weeks, no class March 13); first readings emailed Jan 16, in Toronto.
Details
of all 5 classes here.
Read reviews of Brian’s courses,
retreats, and workshops here.
See Brian’s complete current schedule here, including Saturday
writing workshops, weekly
writing classes, and weekend
retreats in Algonquin Park,
Alliston, Bolton, Barrie, Brampton, Burlington, Caledon, Collingwood,
Georgetown, Georgina, Guelph, Hamilton, Jackson’s Point, Kitchener-Waterloo,
London, Midland, Mississauga, New Tecumseth, Oakville, Ottawa, Peterborough,
St. Catharines, Sudbury, Toronto, Windsor, Woodstock, Halton, Muskoka, Peel,
Simcoe, York Region, the GTA, Ontario and beyond.
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