Entangled Publishing
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General
Entangled Publishing
Denver, CO
- Website:
- www.entangledpublishing.com/
- Blog/Other:
- www.entangledinromance.com/
Query Methods
Accepts queries via...
Online Form
Genres
This publisher is seeking the following genres:
Fiction
Chick Lit
Erotica
Romance
Non-Fiction
none
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Author Comments
Comments by authors about this publisher.
BrandiHanna
03/27/2026 07:48 PM
Does anyone know how often their adult fantasy/romantasy imprints open? I can’t find any information online and it seems to be a “check until it appears” situation. Trying to figure out if they never open, or if I’ve missed it repeatedly. Thx
aliciadanielle
03/27/2026 06:21 PM
Q: 3/27/26
73,500 New Adult Sci-fi/Romance
73,500 New Adult Sci-fi/Romance
EmilyH75
03/11/2026 09:26 PM
Query: 3/9/26
Sent to Rebecca at Amara through Submittable
In Progress: 3/11/26
73,000 words; Paranormal Romance
Sent to Rebecca at Amara through Submittable
In Progress: 3/11/26
73,000 words; Paranormal Romance
CEDon
02/28/2026 02:25 PM
02/27 submitted and marked received same day to Madison Pelletier at Amara
86K word standalone dark fantasy
86K word standalone dark fantasy
Chukvari
01/28/2026 02:51 PM
Send the first thirty pages on online form.
Profile History
- Last Update:
- 09/08/2022 -
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