MAQUINE

Submissions

Share a rights opportunity without confidential files.

MAQUINE reviews selected titles, backlists, and rights lists from publishers, agents, authors, and rightsholders with clear authority. Begin with a bounded, non-confidential summary covering rights status, public publication context, available materials, and the desired partnership outcome.

Editorial coordinator reviewing a printed synopsis beside a submitted manuscript and book

Submission Packet

Useful submissions arrive with authority and materials.

MAQUINE reviews rights opportunities, not loose requests. The first packet should make ownership, availability, market signal, and desired outcome clear.

Rightsholder or authorized representative

Title, author, original publisher, and publication history

Current rights status by language, territory, and format

Non-confidential synopsis, public catalog link, manuscript availability status, and metadata

Sales, reviews, awards, press, classroom, or community signal

Desired outcome: representation, foreign edition strategy, partner introduction, or catalog review

What MAQUINE Declines

The house is selective so the rights desk stays useful.

Declining the wrong work is part of protecting the right work. These requests are outside the MAQUINE intake path.

Uncontrolled manuscripts without rights authority

Document translation jobs

Per-word localization requests

Titles with unclear ownership or unresolved third-party material

Open submissions without sample material or publication context

Review Route

Send the packet only when the rights position can be discussed by an authorized party.

Send a bounded, non-confidential rights summary to [email protected].

Do not attach a full or sample manuscript, payment or identity evidence, an agreement, a deliverable, or any other confidential file. Use only a private route that MAQUINE expressly activates for the specific review.

Send a Rights Summary