The voices behind the pages
Meet the writer Angyal Publication brings to the shelf — tap a portrait on the wall to read their profile and find their books. More portraits join as new books arrive.
Your publishing journey
how submissions work
before you send —
Introduce your work
Use the manuscript form. Include your genre, a short synopsis and where you are in the writing process.
Attach a sample
The form opens an email to us — attach a PDF, DOCX or TXT sample there. Only share files you are authorised to submit.
Start a conversation
Sending an enquiry begins a conversation; it does not constitute acceptance for publication.
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what to put in your letter, and what to leave out
yes, please
- Your genre and who the book is for
- A one-page synopsis
- Where you are in the writing process
- A sample: the first chapters or a handful of poems
- A few words about you
please don’t
Files over 10 MB or in formats other than PDF, DOCX or TXTWork you are not authorised to shareSeveral unrelated projects in one letterOriginal artwork or your only copy of a file
looks good — send it in!
Folded questions
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Q1Do I need a finished manuscript?
A complete draft is best for fiction and poetry. For non-fiction and knowledge books, a detailed outline and sample chapters are a good start.
Q2Which genres do you publish?
Fiction, non-fiction, poetry, children’s books, knowledge, culture and lifestyle. See the shelf guide on the books page for what each shelf looks for.
Q3What file formats can I send?
PDF, DOCX or TXT — the letter form opens an email, so attach it there.
Q4Does sending an enquiry mean my book is accepted?
No. Sending an enquiry begins a conversation; it does not constitute acceptance for publication.
Q5Do I keep the rights to my work?
Submitting a manuscript does not create a publishing agreement or transfer ownership of your work.
Q6Can I send a book that was published before?
Yes — tell us where and when it was published, and who holds the rights now.