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Send us your manuscript for publication
You can send us your work by email, on CD-Rom or as hard copy, according to our Submission Guidelines
Before you embark on your publishing journey, it's worth taking some time to make sure your work is the best it can be. There's nothing worse than opening a hot-off-the-press copy of your new book and seeing a mistake you wished you'd spotted earlier.
Re-writes or amendents late in the publishing process – for example, after proofs have been prepared – can be costly, so we encourage all our authors to submit their final, polished manuscript.
One of the most important decisions an author can make is to have their work professionally edited. A common criticism levelled at privately or self published works is that they are poorly edited or amateurish in their presentation. Working professionally on your own manuscript can be difficult because you're so familiar with it, but having a third party to copy-edit and proofread before you make a submission can highlight errors in punctuation and grammar.
We offer a variety of services to help you polish your work before you submit your final manuscript:
- Full copy-editing
- A copy-editing tutorial to help you work on your own manuscript
- Proofreading
- An editorial assessment of your work
- A full editorial critique
- Editorial support and mentoring
- Typing services
- Writing or re-writing
For more details on any of these services please browse our Silver Service Menu
Once you're satisfied that your work is ready to publish, simply browse our Submission Guidelines and then go to Step 2
Books available to buy online
Our Latest Book
Open Window
by Joyce Williams
A new collection of poetry which evokes Somerset and its people. Cover painting by Cath Read.
Recently Published
Corvette Racing – The GT1 Years
by Nigel S Dobbie
A comprehensive history of the GT1 Corvettes from 1999 to 2009.
Getting it Right at Redland High
by Redland High School for Girls
Everything a Year 7 girl needs to know when she starts at Redland High School.
Mining Memories
by Jenny Martin
A collection of poems marking the centenary of Cumbria's worst coal-mining disaster in Wellington Pit, Whitehaven in 1910.
North of Watford Gap
by John Brown
An amusing close up view of 'the North' from the laconic author of 'Which Way Next' and the acclaimed 'Return to Oz'.
Other Imprints
The Abandoned Soldier
by Mark Christmas
A collection of contemporary war poetry published to support The Abandoned Soldier Project.
The Novel: A Perfect Recipe
by Carolyn Lewis
A SILVERWOOD ORIGINAL TITLE. All the tools you need to polish your novel to perfection.





