Cold Snap my Maureen Jennings
published by Cormorant Books
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Cormorant Books
260 Spadina Avenue, Suite
502
Toronto, ON M5T 2E4
https://www.cormorantbooks.com/
Cormorant Books is
an independent literary publisher, with a young reader’s imprint known as DCB
{Dancing Cat Books, though no one calls it that}. Cormorant publishes both
fiction and nonfiction. As a literary press, Cormorant places great emphasis on
the quality of the writing and the editing process, paying attention to each
manuscript individually.
They look for writing that is authentic, has a distinction of voice
and style, and is written by a writer with something to say, ideally from a
community or life experience that is not yet part of the fabric of our
literature.
Currently,
Cormorant isn’t accepting poetry.
For
books for adults, query Cormorant at: submissions@cormorantbooks.com
The
subject line of your email should read QUERY, plus YOUR NAME.
For
fiction, your query should include a brief description of your manuscript
(maximum 200 words); for nonfiction, include a proposal, no more than two pages
in length.
Also
attach the opening pages of your work, to a maximum of 50 pages.
As
Cormorant seems extremely particular about formatting, before submitting, see
their guidelines here.
***
Note: If you’re interested in
finding a publisher, don’t miss our upcoming “How
to Get Published” workshop with a literary agent as the guest
speaker. See here.
***
Life Expectancy by Alison Hughes
published by DCB
DCB is an
imprint of Cormorant Books that
publishes fiction and nonfiction for middle grade and for young adult readers,
plus {some} picture books.
“The
goal of DCB is to help readers explore and think about their world through high
quality books. We celebrate the intelligence and potential of young people who
engage with literature, and hope to provide them with a starting point for a
lifetime of learning.”
DCB is currently accepting
submissions for middle grade fiction and nonfiction and for young adult fiction
and nonfiction, but not for picture books.
They only publish Canadian authors.
Authors are asked to
please send complete manuscripts rather than sample chapters.
Submissions should include
a brief synopsis (no more than 200 words), an author bio, and full contact
information (address, phone number, and email address). The manuscript should
be double-spaced and one-sided. Please indicate the word count of your
manuscript.
Submit by email to: submissions@dcbyoungreaders.com
Attach
your full manuscript
Illustrators: Illustrators are asked to
email links to their portfolio or website. “For illustrators who work in a
variety of styles, we ask that your links direct us to work suitable for covers
or for children’s picture books.”
Before submitting always
check out the full submission guidelines for DCB here.
We have a “How to Get Published” workshop,
a few writing retreats,
and spring classes coming up soon. See
details here.
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