Publishing and submission resources for 2023!
- Oct 19, 2023
- 2 min read

Here are some places taking unagented submissions, plus some guides on querying and publishing.
Best of luck on your writing journey!
Here is a list of small presses via Poets & Writers.
Reedsy has a HUGE database of publishers. You can sort and filter and see who is open to unsolicited submissions. And here is another list of publishers accepting unagented manuscripts.
Some of Harlequin's imprints are currently open to unagented submissions!
You can learn more here and here as well.
Thinking of digital publishing? Bookouture is always accepting unagented submissions. Check out their What We're Looking For to see if you might be a good fit for one another!
Maybe you're ready to submit your manuscript to a literary agent. Here's a quick guide to querying!
And here is a listing of literary agents to get you started. You can also check out some agents at BIPOC Bookshelf. And if you'd like to learn more about what an agent does, here's an article for that.
Want to submit to a literary magazine? Check this Poets & Writers site out.
Is your work is a little more niche? Microcosm might be your new favorite publisher!

Here are 100 Tips to Help You Become a Better Author, and here's a blog post with some editing tips.
If you want to hire an editor, here are some folks looking to freelance!
For some interesting reads and insider takes on publishing, check out Pub Rants.
Finally, this is a list of some helpful resources if you're looking for more information on publishing, agents, craft, and more. You can also check out some of these Workshops and catch up on past publishing-focused workshops led by agents, editors and authors who are all focused on promoting marginalized voices to publication.
We also post submission opportunities on our socials (including when we are open for submissions for the Editor-Writer Mentorship), so be sure to follow us there!
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this was a really helpful list of publishing and submission resources for 2023, I liked how it brought together opportunities, deadlines, and guidance in one place so writers don’t have to hunt for everything separately, it feels practical and encouraging for anyone trying to get their work out there, especially if you’re new to the process and not sure where to start, seeing familiar names alongside lesser‑known chances makes it clear that there’s space for different voices and styles, and having that kind of roadmap can make submitting feel less intimidating, it also reminded me that support and clarity are important in all kinds of challenges — whether you’re building a writing career or dealing with tough assignments in school…
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