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Carina Press

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Carina Press

Website:
carinapress.com
Blog/Other:
carinapress.com/?page_id=9
Query Methods
Accepts queries via...
Online Form [View Form]
Genres
This publisher is seeking the following genres:

Fiction

Erotica
Mystery
Romance
  • Romance, Contemporary
  • Romance, Fantasy
  • Romance, Historical
  • Romance, LGBTQ+
  • Romance, Multicultural
  • Romance, Paranormal
  • Romance, Thriller/Suspense
Women's Fiction

Non-Fiction

none
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Author Comments
Comments by authors about this publisher.
Juno_Jump
08/05/2026 06:50 AM
Not sue why it is labeled closed, website is open to querys through submittable
https://blog.harlequin.com/submit-to-carina-press/
BlytheCam
06/23/2026 04:54 PM
right now (6/23/26) when I click on the Carina website link it says oops, can't be found. Interesting...
aliciadanielle
03/03/2026 06:16 PM
Q: 3/3/26
73,500 Sci-fi/Romance
Chukvari
01/26/2026 03:29 PM
Full manuscript sent via online form.
lainvhare
12/06/2025 04:29 PM
Submitted full & query: 8/30/2025
Marked in-progress: 9/3/2025

109k MM contemporary romance.
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Profile History
Last Update:
08/05/2026 - Open to queries.
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