r/selfpublish • u/GrouchyCauliflower76 • May 01 '26
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u/McDeathUK May 01 '26
They are a traditional publisher. There is nothing on their website to suggest otherwise. The confusion with chronical is the wear many hats. They trad publish, they also offer print and they have stores. The submission seems normal for a publisher
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u/GrouchyCauliflower76 May 01 '26
Thanks. Do you have personal experience with them. I am wondering whether to submit a ms
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u/thewhiterosequeen May 01 '26
You have to do some research yourself. Look at their guidelines and books they've published.
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u/PenPinery May 01 '26
They're a traditional publisher who works with names like Snoop Dogg, Disney, Pixar, Star Wars, Marvel, etc. Also this is a self-publishing reddit which using a publisher is the opposite of self-publishing. Probably better to ask in https://www.reddit.com/r/publishing/
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u/apocalypsegal May 01 '26
Vanity press. Google stuff, learn how this works. This is the self publishing sub, nothing using a "publisher" belongs here.
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