 | For submissions, start with a one page query letter. Send e-mail or postal mail
with no attachments, we will not open any attachments due to computer
virus infections. Our postal mailing
address is on our Home Page and our About
Us page. Include S.A.S.E. for response. Do not send
the script until we specifically ask you to do so. |
| We publish your script in paperback, brad-bound and in e-book format to meet all
markets. |
| Royalties are paid. No fee, no charge. We are not a vanity, subsidy press or
a limited market e-book publisher. Read our About us
page. |
| We require a query letter with a copy of the script's standing
in a screenplay contest (your script must
rank in the top 100 in a screenplay contest, or an evaluation report from a script doctor (script evaluation
service), or referral from an accomplished screenwriter, agent or
producer, or a positive media review. We need polished and professional scripts that
are ready for publication. If your script does not
meet these standards, do not send
us a query for that script. |
| Do not send us the script, only the
query letter and review materials. If you have multiple scripts that meet the
requirements you may submit a multiple submission
in one query letter. |
| You must Include an S.A.S.E. Do not send
certified mail, UPS, Fedx, Airborne, etc. Use First-Class postal mail. If
you need a delivery receipt, include an S.A.S.P. (Self-Addressed Stamped Postcard) or
second S.A.S.E. and we will mail it to you upon reciept of the materials. |
| You may e-mail us a
brief query letter stating the log line and the above qualifications. If we like
what we read we'll send you instructions on how to submit the script to us. |
| Read our
Advice for Screenwriters page to see the advantages of
having your script published. |
| Read our About Us page for more information. |
| Copyright your script with the US Copyright Office before sending it to us.
Scripts must be copyrighted - not just WGA registered - for book
publishing. We don't need the copyright registration number, just make sure you have
mailed in your copyright application to the US Copyright Office before contacting
us with your script. |
