We are interested in book proposals for nonfiction works. When submitting a proposal, you can expect early contact from the relevant editor to discuss your proposal with you. If your proposal is accepted by Wiley, you can expect an agreement with competitive royalty rates, feedback and advice by publishing professionals during the development stage, a high-quality production effort, and very effective marketing and sales results.
Each of Wiley’s divisions has its own submission guidelines. To find instructions for submitting a proposal or manuscript, please choose the appropriate division or imprint for your subject matter. If you are interested in writing for a Wiley journal, please visit our Journal Author Resources.
Wiley-Blackwell
Wiley-Blackwell publishes books, journals, and electronic products for academic and professional markets. Wiley-Blackwell was created in February 2007 by merging Blackwell Publishing with Wiley's Global Scientific, Technical, and Medical business. This new business will set the standard for publishing in the life and physical sciences, medicine and allied health, engineering, humanities and social sciences.
Responsibility to stakeholders is an important part of the vision guiding the merger. For our authors we will provide best of class service through our extensive network of editorial, production, marketing, and sales talent. The combined business and the constituencies it serves will benefit from its collaborative, customer- and client-friendly approach including ongoing development of online capabilities to best meet the needs of authors, clients, and customers.
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P/T
The Professional and Trade Division produces nonfiction book and electronic products for the professional, business, and general interest consumer markets. Our primary fields of interest are accounting, architecture, engineering, business, finance and investment, children, computers, society (including current affairs, health, parenting, self-help, reference, history, biography, science, and nature), hospitality, law, psychology, and real estate. Also included are the following Wiley brands: Betty Crocker, Bible, CliffsNotes, Cracking the Code, Dummies, Frommer's, Howell, Novell Press, Secrets, 3D Visual, Webster's New World Dictionary, Weekend Crash Course, and Weight Watchers.
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Jossey-Bass
Jossey-Bass is an imprint of Wiley, specializing in books and periodicals for thoughtful professionals and researchers in the areas of business and management, leadership, human resource development, education, health, psychology, religion, and the public and nonprofit sectors.
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Higher Education
Wiley Higher Education publishes English-language textbooks and other educational materials in print and online in the United States, Canada, Europe, and Australia for undergraduate and graduate students and lifelong learners. Our programs are targeted to the sciences, engineering, mathematics, and accounting, with growing positions in business, education, and modern languages.
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Manuscript Guidelines for Higher Education
Each of Wiley’s divisions has its own submission guidelines. To find instructions for submitting a proposal or manuscript, please choose the appropriate division or imprint for your subject matter. If you are interested in writing for a Wiley journal, please visit our Journal Author Resources.
Wiley-Blackwell
Wiley-Blackwell publishes books, journals, and electronic products for academic and professional markets. Wiley-Blackwell was created in February 2007 by merging Blackwell Publishing with Wiley's Global Scientific, Technical, and Medical business. This new business will set the standard for publishing in the life and physical sciences, medicine and allied health, engineering, humanities and social sciences.
Responsibility to stakeholders is an important part of the vision guiding the merger. For our authors we will provide best of class service through our extensive network of editorial, production, marketing, and sales talent. The combined business and the constituencies it serves will benefit from its collaborative, customer- and client-friendly approach including ongoing development of online capabilities to best meet the needs of authors, clients, and customers.
Proposal Guidelines for Wiley-Blackwell
Manuscript Guidelines for Wiley-Blackwell
P/T
The Professional and Trade Division produces nonfiction book and electronic products for the professional, business, and general interest consumer markets. Our primary fields of interest are accounting, architecture, engineering, business, finance and investment, children, computers, society (including current affairs, health, parenting, self-help, reference, history, biography, science, and nature), hospitality, law, psychology, and real estate. Also included are the following Wiley brands: Betty Crocker, Bible, CliffsNotes, Cracking the Code, Dummies, Frommer's, Howell, Novell Press, Secrets, 3D Visual, Webster's New World Dictionary, Weekend Crash Course, and Weight Watchers.
Proposal Guidelines for P/T
Jossey-Bass
Jossey-Bass is an imprint of Wiley, specializing in books and periodicals for thoughtful professionals and researchers in the areas of business and management, leadership, human resource development, education, health, psychology, religion, and the public and nonprofit sectors.
Proposal Guidelines for Jossey-Bass
Higher Education
Wiley Higher Education publishes English-language textbooks and other educational materials in print and online in the United States, Canada, Europe, and Australia for undergraduate and graduate students and lifelong learners. Our programs are targeted to the sciences, engineering, mathematics, and accounting, with growing positions in business, education, and modern languages.
Proposal Guidelines for Higher Education
Manuscript Guidelines for Higher Education
