How to Make Sure Your Manuscript or Proposal Is Considered for Publication

A.N.T.S. Hill Publishing House

We’re currently accepting unsolicited book proposals only for the following categories:

• Academic Academy and University textbooks in the general Liberal Arts areas of sociology, psychology, mathematics, theology, etc.
• Informative: Compositions of the book must impart comprehensible and sheer information about a specific issue.
  • This kind of book should be objective and factual, in the sense that the writings should focus on merely the facts encircling the subject matter. Those facts should be unbiased and well researched to provide the readers with transparent insight in the specific theme.
  • The content of the information being shared must have a direct correlation with the mission of A.N.T.S.
• Inspirational: Books in this section should boost people to think positively in moments of distress, loneliness and suffering.
  • Human beings are often victims of uncertain fate. Sorrows overshadow us, many times in life. Loss of parents, love, and failure in any aspect of life, leave us helpless. At that point of time we really need to be inspired and motivated to continue with our existence. Inspirational quotes, poems, articles and stories offer us peace of mind. True Stories of Comfort, Hope and Wisdom boost us to live a better life.
  •  These books should help us realize that everyone has problems, some are just better at hiding them. Inspirational story books published by A.N.T.S. are generally real-life stories. We believe that when we learn about the survival history of another person into more wretched condition than we are; it naturally motivates us to fight for our existence.

A proposal for one of these categories should be saved as a an Adobe PDF document and sent electronically as an attachment to info@antsinc.org, putting the appropriate category in the subject line. Your proposal should include.

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  • the book title
  • a table of contents, including a two or three sentence description of each chapter
  • a brief description of the proposed book, including the unique contribution of the book and why you feel it must be published
  • your intended reader
  • and your vita (personal biographical sketch), including your qualifications to write the book.

The proposal should be no more than five pages. If we’re interested in reviewing more material from you, we’ll respond within six weeks.

For all other categories (fiction, self-help, coloring books, etc.), we’ll consider those proposals as well; just indicate the genre in the subject line.

All unsolicited proposals or manuscripts received outside of the above instructions, either hard copy or electronically, will be discarded.