Elevation Book Publishing
Website
http://www.elevationbookpublishing.com/index.html
From the Publisher
Elevation Book Publishing is a traditional publisher. We are a publisher who supports all aspects publishing. We use traditional efforts and innovative techniques to produce dynamic, entertaining and comprehensive products.
From the publisher’s site:
We started like most do in the industry making wrong turns in the profession. We put a lot of effort into the business and learned from a lot of mistakes. We opened doors for global book distribution and the opportunity was unsuccessful due to lack of support. We realized, while doing the work, that to achieve success we needed to take ownership of the effort. With our proven skills for the industry, we are confident in creating success while authors invest in themselves.
Submissions
Elevation Book Publishing seeks Fiction manuscripts with a focus on Drama, Contemporary Romance and Self-Help. We are open for submissions, we welcome queries from unpublished and previously published authors, agented or un-agented.
Information
Editors Name Carla DuPont-Huger
Year Founded 2015
Does the Press Accept: Online Submissions
What forms of writing are you looking for? Fiction
Ebook or Print? Both
Do your charge for any services? No
Submission Guideline URL http://www.elevationbookpublishing.com/submissions.html
Contact
Email submissions@ElevationBookPublishing.com
Address 400 W. Peachtree Street
Suite 716
Atlanta, GA 30308
United States of America
Facebook https://www.facebook.com/ElevationBookPublishing
Twitter https://twitter.com/elevationbkpub
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Their submission guidelines do not indicate – in any way – that they accept children’s book submissions… so why is their site mentioned under children’s book companies?