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Below you will find links to Fiction Publishers: Little, Brown & Co through Ludlow Press.
The links below will link you to the websites of Little, Brown & Co, Llewellyn Publications, Lost Horse Press, LTD Books, and Ludlow Press. There you will find contact and submission information.
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Little, Brown & Co
http://www.twbookmark.com
Fiction, biography, history, travel, drama, art/photography, health/fitness, cookbooks, mysteries, reference, science, sports, poetry.
Llewellyn Publications
http://www.llewellyn.com
New age and metaphysical fiction and non-fiction (alternative health, astrology, crafts, Paganism, Wicca, tarot, self-help, health/healing, parapsychology, new age, metaphysical, how-to, magic, divination, fantasy, magic and shamanism, nature, occlt, religions and lifestyles, paranormal, spiritual science and tantra) for adults and young (middle grade and teen) readers. Almost 100% are from first time authors and 99% are unagented. Email query to nancym@llewellyn.com
Lost Horse Press
http://www.losthorsepress.org
Publishes 2 fiction titles/year. Accepts equeries to losthorspress@mindspring.com
LTD Books
http://www.ltdbooks.com
ePublisher, royalty paying, specializing in fiction with strong characters and great ideas, except erotica.
Ludlow Press
http://www.ludlowpress.com
Is interested in "lively, smart, funny, relatively compact novels" under 200 pages. Won't consider "genre fiction" "no Stephen King - type horror, sci-fi, splatter-punk, no fantasy, no generic thrillers, romance, no mystery -- except if author offers something new. (Think Paul Auster, Patricia Highsmith, Walter Mosely, etc.) Literary erotica is fine, but there must be a psychological subtext." Offers a "50/50 split" after the book "has recouped its initial publishing costs." Agressively tries to get reviews "We try to get as many reviews as possible -- and that means sending the books to everyone. Famous writers, trade journals, literary journals, fanzines, newspapers, online writing groues--everyone." Published "The Loser's Club."