ChristianBookProposals.com (formerly ChristianManuscriptSubmissions.com) was initiated as a cooperative effort of ECPA member publishers looking for good authors and desiring an efficient way to review unsolicited manuscripts.
Many leading Christian publishers use ChristianBookProposals.com as a primary source for unsolicited book proposals as they are unable to process the large amount of print manuscripts sent to them each day.
Aspiring authors now have a great opportunity to present their book proposal to the top publishers producing evangelical Christian literature – all in one easy step and for only $98 per proposal!
And, your proposal is protected, accessed only by member publishers.
What publishers say about ChristianBookProposals.com
“We are pleased to have this new work from the second author Discovery House has found on this service. We regularly check the database and we appreciate the way you help aspiring authors provide us with professionally written proposals that give us interesting book ideas in an efficient manner. Thank you for making our work easier.”
– Discovery House Publishers
“With approximately 1,200 queries, proposals, and manuscripts arriving annually, it’s a tedious task wading through them in search of the 2% that actually fit our publishing program. That’s why referring unsolicited submissions to ChristianBookProposals.com is the most efficient, cost-effective way for first-time authors to share their work with members of the ECPA, and for publishers to find exactly what they’re looking for. Everybody wins.”
– Harvest House Publishers
Testimonial: Susan Meissner
“When you are a new, un-agented writer, getting a manuscript or even a proposal reading by a well-known publishing house can be extremely difficult. This proposal service bridged the distance between me and trusted publishing houses by providing a meeting ground that was truly the starting point for my career as a novelist. Since being discovered on this web site in 2003, I have written five books for Harvest House and am currently contracted for four more.”– Susan Meissner
