These children’s book publishers are currently looking for unsolicited manuscripts.

These cozy mystery book publishers are currently looking for unsolicited manuscripts.

These crime fiction publishers are currently looking for unsolicited manuscripts.

These mystery book publishers are currently looking for unsolicited manuscripts.

Have you written a dark fantasy novel? Take a look at these publishers who are looking for unsolicited manuscripts.

Have you written a fantasy romance or romantasy novel? Take a look at these publishers who are looking for unsolicited manuscripts.

There are many young adult (YA) romance publishers on the lookout for manuscripts this month!

Cite refers to a citation while site is a specific location.

These traditional publishers are currently on the search for nonfiction books.

Have you written a LitRPG novel? Take a look at these publishers who are looking for unsolicited manuscripts.

There are many young adult (YA) publishers on the lookout for manuscripts this month!

Have you written a contemporary romance novel? Take a look at these publishers who are looking for unsolicited manuscripts.

The following UK crime and mystery publishers are looking for unsolicited manuscripts this month.

Chord is a group of musical notes while cord is a piece of string made from twisted strands, ribbed fabric, or a measure of cut wood.

Childlike implies a positive connotation, such as innocence, while childish is a derogative term implying immaturity.

As a noun, career means occupation or the progress of an organisation through history. As a verb, career and careen can mean to more swiftly in an uncontrolled way. Career is used in British English while careen is used in American English.

Carat refers to a unit of weight of precious stones and a measure of the purity of gold in British English while karat means a measure of the purity of gold in American English.

Carat refers to a unit of weight of precious stones and a measure of the purity of gold in British English while karat means a measure of the purity of gold in American English. Caret, on the other hand, refers to a mark placed on a manuscript.