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Bloomsbury Spark - "No Agent" Submissions Accepted

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Above All,
Happy Writing,
JJ

 "No Agent", Unsolicited Submissions Accepted at new imprint, Bloomsbury Spark 
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 What type of books is Bloomsbury Spark acquiring?

We are acquiring teen, young adult, and new adult fiction across all genres, including but not limited to romance, paranormal, contemporary, dystopian, science fiction, mystery, thriller, historical fiction, and more—from writers all over the world.

Do I need an agent to submit?

No, you do not need an agent for your manuscript to be considered by Bloomsbury Spark.

How can I submit? What are the submission guidelines?

We are currently accepting English language manuscripts between 25,000 and 60,000 words. Please send your manuscript (in Word) to one of the following email addresses. Please do NOT submit your manuscript more than once or to more than one email address.

For submissions in the United States and Canada:BloomsburySparkUS@bloomsbury.com
For submissions in the United Kingdom, Europe and ROW:BloomsburySparkUK@bloomsbury.com
For submissions in Australia: BloomsburySparkAUS@bloomsbury.com
For submissions in India: BloomsburySparkINDIA@bloomsbury.com

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