Submissions
At this time we are actively seeking submissions of YA and middle grade fiction in all genres, and are particularly interested in stories with a depth of meaning and perhaps magical realism or science fiction.
Luminis Books publishes thought-provoking literary fiction as well as young adult and middle grade fiction that explores the intricacies of human relationships.
We look for beautifully crafted prose above all—writing that is compelling and thought-provoking, stories that provide glimpses of insight, while at other times challenging readers with concepts that prompt a moment of reflection to discern.
We will consider mysteries, historical fiction and science fiction that have a depth of meaning and go beyond the boundaries of typical genre fiction.
For consideration, please submit a 1-page synopsis telling us about your book, along with a 10-page sample of the manuscript. We accept only online submissions.
Please include your synopsis and 10-page sample in the body of your email message, which you can send to: editor@luminisbooks.com. We will not open any email messages with attachments—they will be deleted.
If we like your proposal, we will request the full manuscript. We respond to queries within 6 weeks. We may take up to 3 months to review a complete manuscript.

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antiphonyck: And the words keep coming, trying to catch up. He draws in a gulp of air and speaks again.
From twitter on Wednesday, February 22 2012
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antiphonyck: with a series of open-ended and unanswerable speculations such as this. But the mind moves faster than the tongue.
From twitter on Wednesday, February 22 2012
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antiphonyck: No self-respecting #scientist in his right mind would launch into a presentation of his career-defining #research
From twitter on Wednesday, February 22 2012
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antiphonyck: This is certainly not what he intended to do. He is painting himself into a #philosophical corner.
From twitter on Wednesday, February 22 2012
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