Publish With TDGC
Find Your Publishing Home at The Daily Grace Co.
We’re looking for exceptional Christian writers who desire to join our mission of teaching people the beauty of Jesus and the truth of Scripture. Over the past 11 years that mission has resulted in over 6 million Bible studies and books sold, and the transformation of countless lives. If you’re passionate about creating theologically rich, Christ-centered resources that equip and encourage believers in every season of life, you may have found your publishing home here.
Who We’re Looking For
We publish books that make readers think, grow, and experience transformation in Christ.
Our Ideal Authors
- Bring lived experience and theological insight
- Have a developed message with a clear target audience
- Write in a voice that is authentic, thoughtful, and engaging
- Are motivated by serving readers with a well-formed message, not by building a personal platform
We Welcome Book Proposals for the Following Book Types
- Nonfiction trade books
- Narrative driven books and memoirs
- Devotionals
- Gift books
- Theological resources for a lay audience
- Middle grade fiction
- Children’s picture books and board books
- Family devotionals
We Are Not Interested in Receiving the Following Types of Book Proposals
- Journals and workbooks
- Political commentary
- Prophecy or end-times content
- Anything that doesn’t align with our Statement of Faith
Why The Daily Grace Co. Is the Right Publisher for You
- We don’t require a large platform. Instead, we prioritize clarity of thought, theological depth, and a message that meets a real need.
- We commit to market every book fully. We want your message in the hands of readers who need it and we use our well-established marketing channels to ensure your book makes it to the right people at the right time.
- We partner with authors, not just as a publisher, but as a guide. We help you sharpen your message and communicate it with clarity and impact.
- We do not align ourselves with any one denomination. Our goal is to foster ecumenical dialogue within the boundaries of biblical orthodoxy, aiming to engage all believers while upholding essential Christian truths.
Ready to Share Your Book Proposal With Us?
Read through our proposal guidelines and submit your book proposal by sending it to
Proposal Guidelines
Please ensure your proposal includes:
1. Title and subtitle.
2. Controlling idea of the book explained in 1–2 sentences.
3. One-paragraph summary of the book.
4. Target audience description: who the book is for and why it matters to them.
5. Comparable titles: include 2–3 comparable titles released in the last 5 years and explain how your book is distinct from each one.
6. Author bio: explain what makes you uniquely qualified to write this book.
7. Chapter outline: list of chapters with one paragraph summarizing each chapter.
8. Two sample chapters: each chapter should be between 3,000-5,000 words and reflect your style and approach. If your chapters are shorter than 3,000-5,000 words, please include as many chapters as it takes to have at least 6,000 words of sample writing. For family devotionals, please include five sample devotions. For children's books, please include the entire manuscript.
9. Front and backmatter: describe any supplemental material the book will include.
10. Timeline and specifications: include current manuscript status (work in progress, complete, etc.) estimated total word count, anticipated manuscript delivery date, etc.
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FAQ
Q: How long does the proposal review process take?
A: The review process typically takes around 12 weeks. We carefully evaluate every proposal, which takes time, and we appreciate your patience.
Q: When should I plan to hear back about my proposal?
A: Most proposals receive a response within 12 weeks. Proposals move through multiple rounds of review, and if yours advances beyond the initial stage, we’ll be in touch. If you haven’t heard from us, your proposal is still under review.
Q: Can I submit more than one proposal?
A: You may, but we recommend focusing on one strong proposal at a time to give it the care and clarity it deserves.
Q: Can I submit a proposal for a Bible study?
A: Bible study proposals have very specific qualification requirements. If you’re interested in submitting one, please email acquisitions@thedailygraceco.com to start a conversation.
Q: What are The Daily Grace Co.’s theological distinctives?
A: Our theological commitments are outlined in our Statement of Faith, which we encourage all submitting authors to review.
Q: What does distribution look like for books published with The Daily Grace Co.?
A: We distribute through our website, Christianbook.com, Amazon, and a broad network of wholesale and church partners. We are actively expanding into additional online and brick-and-mortar retail channels.
Q: What is a typical timeline for writing an initial manuscript?
A: After a publishing agreement is signed, most authors have 3–6 months to complete the initial manuscript, depending on the scope and length of the book.
Q: What is acceptable AI use in a book proposal?
A: AI may be used to polish or refine your proposal, but not to write any portion of the sample chapters. Proposals that rely on AI-generated writing for sample chapter content will be declined.
A: I noticed The Daily Grace Co. books don’t have the author’s name of the front cover. Will I be credited as the author of my book if I publish it with you?
Q: Yes. While author names do not appear on the front cover, they are listed on the inside title page. You authored the book, and you will be credited accordingly. Our cover design reflects our commitment to highlighting the message of the book rather than building the platform of the author.
