Parrésia Publishers Ltd has announced its current submission opportunities across its Origami, Regium, and Ọmọde Mẹta imprints, offering writers multiple pathways into both traditional and self-publishing.

The publisher is currently accepting year-round submissions through its Origami imprint, while its traditional publishing window under Regium runs from April 1 to June 30.

Submission Guidelines for Parrésia Publishers:

Origami: Open Year-Round for Self-Publishers

Writers interested in self-publishing can submit to Origami Books at any time. Accepted genres include:

• General fiction
• Short stories
• Anthologies
• Religious fiction and nonfiction
• Educational and historical fiction
• Plays
• Previously self-published fiction
• Science fiction
• Fantasy

Send submissions to origami@parresia.com.ng as PDF or Microsoft Word attachments. Ensure your typed manuscripts are legible and avoid pasting them into the email body.

Regium: Traditional Publishing Window (April 1 – June 30)

For writers seeking traditional publishing, the Regium imprint accepts:

• General fiction
• Literary fiction
• Short story collections
• Creative nonfiction
• Historical fiction

Submission requirements include:

• First three chapters or 50 pages
• A detailed synopsis
• Formatting in Times New Roman, 12pt, 1.5 spacing
• File in PDF or Word format
• A polite query email with the manuscript title as the subject line

Send your submissions to submissions@parresia.com.ng.

Before submitting, writers can strengthen their work by reviewing this guide on successful writing ideas, especially when refining plot, structure, or theme. Maintaining consistency during revisions is also crucial, and this resource on increasing productivity as a writer can help improve workflow and output.

Ọmọde Mẹta: Children’s Publishing

The Ọmọde Mẹta imprint follows the same April 1 to June 30 window for traditional submissions, while self-publishing submissions are accepted all year.

The publisher typically responds one month after the submission window closes, and submissions sent outside the traditional window will not be considered.