Written by June 11th, 2015

Crooked Cat: Now Accepting eBook Submissions

Updated February 2019 – An author contacted us with information about them that made it clear that the contract they have authors signs contains some unfair clauses. They are also now a hybrid publisher. We do not recommend submitting.

Updated September 2018 – They have declared themselves closed to submissions. They still appear to be publishing new books.

Crooked Cat is a multi-genre e-book publisher, that has five imprints focusing on a variety of subjects, covering the range from young adult to mystery. They are based in the UK and have previously published over eighty books.

The six imprints are:

  • Black Line (crime, thriller, or mystery)
  • Red Line (women’s fiction and chick lit)
  • Blue Line (historical fiction)
  • Green Line (contemporary fiction)
  • Love Cats (romance).

They are a smaller company. They have a good social media presence. Recently they updated their website and it was a real improvement. At the time I am writing this they feature the next book to be released with a countdown timer on the main page. It is easy to find eBooks to purchase on the website which was earlier a real issue. Also the focus is now on selling books, not recruiting authors. Which is a big step forward.

Authors tend to publish multiple books with Crooked Cat, which is a good sign. Also, they do directly link to their books on their social media pages.

To learn more or to submit, visit their website here. Their submission guidelines are very straight forward and you submit via an easy to use submission form.

Bio: Emily Harstone is the pen name of an author whose work has been published internationally by a number of respected journals. She is a professional submissions adviser. You can follow her on Facebook here: https://www.facebook.com/emilyharstone/

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