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A strong submission lets the reader understand the book quickly and assess it fairly. Use this page to prepare the five core materials, send your author profile, and request help only where your project needs it.
01 · The submission set
The five materials we review
Each item answers a different editorial question. Together they show the writing, the structure, the pitch and the intended audience without asking one document to do every job.
01
Manuscript
Why we need it
The complete work an agent or consultant must assess.
Submit one revised document with page numbers, consistent chapter headings and readable spacing. A complete manuscript is expected for fiction; nonfiction may be submitted as a proposal when appropriate.
02
Synopsis
Why we need it
Shows the full narrative shape, including the ending.
Use one to two pages to identify the central characters, major turning points, stakes and resolution. This is a practical plot summary, not promotional copy.
03
Query letter
Why we need it
Introduces the book and gives the recipient a reason to read further.
Keep it to one page. Include a concise story hook, title, genre, word count, relevant author background and a professional closing.
04
Logline
Why we need it
Expresses the central dramatic idea in one or two sentences.
Name the protagonist, the goal, the main obstacle and the stakes without explaining every subplot. It is especially useful when screen potential is being considered.
05
Pitch deck
Why we need it
Presents the project’s concept, audience and visual direction at a glance.
Use a clear sequence: premise, story world, principal characters, themes, audience and author. Only use images you own or have permission to include.
02 · Before you submit
Clear files make for a fairer review.
Do
✓Use the same title, author name and genre across every document.
✓Proofread each file and give it a clear name, such as BookTitle_Synopsis.pdf.
✓Include the ending in the synopsis and accurate word count in the query.
✓Tell us which materials are drafts and what kind of review you want.
Don’t
×Do not send password-protected files, cloud-drive links or separate chapter files.
×Do not hide the ending, exaggerate credits or describe unconfirmed industry interest.
×Do not use copyrighted artwork in a pitch deck without permission.
×Do not pay for preparation work until your requested scope and invoice are clear.
03 · Author profile
Send what you have
Missing materials do not prevent a first review. Upload at least one file and identify the submission route so we can assess the next practical step.
Files are stored privately and read only by the consultants handling your request.
04 · Preparation support
Choose support after your materials are reviewed
We begin with what you have. Existing work is audited and retained where it is effective; the package covers only the development, editing and presentation needed to complete the agreed scope.
Basic
$250
For an author who has a solid draft but needs two essential materials strengthened.
Checkout opens securely on this page. After payment you will receive a receipt by email, and our team will contact you with the next steps.
05 · Optional finishing service
Library Agents Submission Seal
$50 flat fee
After the approved materials are finalized, we can compile them into one consistently formatted dossier and apply the Library Agents seal to the pages we prepared or reviewed.
The seal identifies the source of the preparation and helps recipients recognize a consistent document set. It does not claim that Library Agents represents the author, and it does not imply endorsement, acceptance or approval by any literary agent, publisher, producer or studio.