Moirae Publishing

About

Our mission is to create a publishing platform for people who don't want to do it alone, but also don't want to go the Traditional route. We want to create a coalition of similar genre authors who are approachable, nice individuals who take pride in their craft and believe that a good story is worth sharing with the world; no matter how wacky the premise gets. Our goal is to provide … Read More about About

Invasion of the TEEN FICTION!

If you’ve been in a brick and mortar bookstore lately, you’ve probably noticed that Teen Fiction has gotten bigger and bigger. Where only a few years ago, the Teen section consisted of one book case, it is now three. I am left wandering the shelves, wondering where the Teen section ends and where the general […]

Slush Pile Wants

1. Genre-bending settings
2. Original concepts for worlds and people populating them
3. Some kind of underlying meta-theme that isn’t outright stated, but visible from an overhead view of the plot line
4. Female/more than one female-identifying character in the main group
5. Brown/not white characters 
6. Not necessarily heterosexual
7. Disabled but still a main character

These things need to not be the only reason the story exists though. Plot comes first with us, but having the extra bit of being unusual is what gets our attention. We will respond within 6 months of your submission if we want what you got. 

Our Core Values

We believe pessimism is the easy way out. There are enough terrible things going on in the world that we don't need to add to it through our actions. As such, we strive to be uplifting as individuals and with our brand. Words are powerful and we choose to wield them as tools for teaching, loving, and learning.

Who is Lilye Kerryna

If pressed to tell you about herself, Lilye Kerryna would likely shrug and mumble something about cats, books, and coffee. Born in Texas with perpetually ink-stained fingers, she has always had a deep love for reading and writing. Wishing to create the books she always wanted to read, she has been crafting words into her […]