GET PAID TO PUBLISH: CHRISTIAN AUTHOR TOOLKIT

Ready to pursue a traditional publishing deal for your Christian book?

This toolkit has everything you need to confidently query Christian literary agents—without spending weeks hunting down templates, researching submission guidelines, or wondering if you're doing it right! Created by a four-time traditionally published author who has written Christian books with WaterBrook, a division of behemoth Penguin Random House, and B&H Publishing, this was designed to help serious Christian writers submit their book ideas with greater confidence, professionalism, and practical guidance in one place!

Inside you'll receive:

✔️ Sample Agent Query Letters you can adapt to craft a compelling pitch that captures an agent's attention

✔️ Interactive Book Proposal Worksheets to help you build a polished, submission-ready proposal

✔️ A Curated List of Christian Literary Agents with current contact information and submission guidelines, saving you hours of research

✔️ Insider Publishing Strategies to help you avoid common mistakes and position your manuscript more effectively for today's Christian market

Perfect for writers who:

• Have completed (or are close to completing) a manuscript

• Want to pursue a traditional publishing deal

• Need guidance on querying literary agents professionally

• Are looking for a clear, organized path to the submission process

Whether you're writing memoir, nonfiction, Bible study, devotional, or inspirational fiction, this toolkit will help you take your next step with clarity and confidence.Your story deserves every opportunity to reach the readers God intended. Give your manuscript the professional foundation it needs before you hit "send!"

About Me - Pamela Toussaint Howard, Author

Pamela Toussaint Howard is a native New Yorker who currently lives and works in Atlanta, Georgia. She developed a love for the written word and the confidence to become a writer from her dad, a printing plant supervisor at The American Banker newspaper. At home, his habit was to correct errors he found while reading The New York Times—with a bright red pen. Pamela earned a degree in journalism from Fordham University and won a coveted summer internship at Essence magazine as a junior. She went on to become their associate lifestyle editor and voiceover artist. Subsequently, she worked as a trade newspaper reporter, non-profit media spokeswoman, and author and coauthor of five books with major publishers, including His Rules (WaterBrook) and I Call You Friend (B&H). She currently loves writing daily inspirations for Guideposts publications. Pamela is passionate about helping others tell their stories with excellence--and believes authors should get paid to get published--instead of paying to self-publish.