Publish My Manuscript With Paint Lick Publishing
At Paint Lick Publishing, we believe every author deserves the chance to be heard. Our publishing services are designed to bring your manuscript to life with care, creativity, and a personal touch.
A Boutique Publishing House for Authors
Unlike traditional houses that can feel distant, we work closely with authors to shape their manuscripts into lasting works of art. From cover design to final print, our process is hands-on, transparent, and built around respect for your vision.
Our Publishing Process
Twice a year, we open submissions for new manuscripts. Selected works are carefully reviewed, edited with precision, and paired with stunning book cover art. We handle printing and distribution so you can focus on writing, knowing your story is in good hands.
Traditional Publishing With a Personal Approach
Authors choose Paint Lick Publishing because we combine the structure of traditional publishing with the intimacy of an indie press. You’ll have the support of a dedicated team who believes in your work and ensures you are fairly compensated. Together, we create books that are both beautiful and impactful.
Frequently Asked Questions
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We open for manuscript submissions twice a year, once in February and once in July. Details are always shared in our monthly newsletter.
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No. We operate on a traditional publishing model. Authors are compensated for their work, and we invest in editing, cover art, and printing.
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While our collections focus on classic literature, we welcome new novels and manuscripts that reflect creativity, originality, and timeless storytelling.
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We provide editorial support, design, printing, and distribution, while ensuring your work receives the personal care often missing in larger houses. Our goal is to let authors focus on writing while we handle the publishing.
Share Your Story With the World
If you’re ready to publish your manuscript, we’re here to make it happen. Submit your work during our next cycle and take the first step toward bringing your story into readers’ hands.