Traditional publisher

Post Hill Press, LLC

Fiction, Business, Health

Brentwood, Tennessee Founded 2013

Open to submissionsChecked on its own website, 26 Oct 2026

Published Updated Reviewed every month · next review November 2026

About Post Hill Press

Post Hill Press takes pitches by email, and its pages show no closed notice. Email the submissions team with your pitch, details about the work and your platform and background. Say whether you have or are seeking a literary agent. No reply means the project is likely not a fit.

Post Hill Press, LLC was founded in 2013 and lists its base in Brentwood, Tennessee. It considers both fiction and nonfiction, with a focus on pop culture, business, self-help, health, current events, memoirs and political books. Simon & Schuster distributes its books. Its site navigation also lists imprints such as Bombardier Books, Fidelis Books, Permuted Press, Regalo Press and Wicked Son.

The press takes pitches by email today. Use the Submit Manuscript section of the Contact page to reach the submissions team, then send your pitch, information about the work and your platform and background. Also say whether you have or are seeking a literary agent. The team does not reply to every submission, so no reply means the project is likely not a fit. No fees are mentioned.

What Post Hill Press is looking for

  • Pop culture, business, self-help, health and current events
  • Memoirs and political books
  • Both fiction and nonfiction
  • Authors with a clear platform, reputation and past successes
  • Projects that match current consumer buying habits and fit the publisher's ideals

Publishes

  • Business
  • Fiction
  • Health
  • Memoir
  • Nonfiction
  • Self-Help

Readers

  • Adult

How to submit to Post Hill Press

From its own guidelines
  1. Go to the Submit Manuscript section of the Contact page to find the submissions email.
  2. Write your pitch and gather information about the work.
  3. Describe your platform and background.
  4. State whether you have or are seeking a literary agent, then send the email.
  5. Treat no reply as a sign the project is likely not a fit.
Visit the official submissions page

Is Post Hill Press right for your book?

A good fit if

Post Hill Press suits authors with a strong platform who write commercial nonfiction in business, self-help, health, current events, memoir or politics, or who have fiction that fits its ideals.

Look elsewhere if

Look elsewhere if you need a reply to every submission, because the team stays silent on projects that are not a fit. Authors with little platform or past success may also find the selection criteria hard to meet.

Post Hill Press imprints

Which take submissions
ImprintDirect submissionsNotes
Bombardier BooksNot statedlisted in site nav
Emancipation BooksNot statedlisted in site nav
Fidelis BooksNot statedlisted in site nav
Knox PressNot statedhosted on permutedpress.com
Liberatio ProtocolNot statedlisted in site nav
Permuted PressNot statedown site permutedpress.com
Regalo PressNot statedown site regalopress.com
SALT BooksNot statedlisted in site nav

Questions about Post Hill Press

Does Post Hill Press accept unsolicited manuscripts?

Post Hill Press takes pitches by email, and its pages show no closed notice. Start with a pitch rather than a full manuscript. Its instructions ask whether you have or are seeking a literary agent, so be ready to answer that. Include information about the work along with your platform and background. No fees are mentioned on its submission pages.

How do I submit to Post Hill Press?

Email the submissions team using the link in the Submit Manuscript section of the Contact page. Include your pitch, any information about the work and your platform and background. Also state whether you have or are seeking a literary agent. The press weighs consumer buying habits, your platform and reputation, past successes and fit with its ideals when it decides.

How long does Post Hill Press take to reply?

Post Hill Press gives no reply time, and the team does not reply to every submission. If you hear nothing, the project is likely not a fit. Because no reply means no, decide for yourself how long to wait before you move on. Keep a record of the date you sent your pitch so you can plan your next steps.

Listing history

  • Checked on the publisher's own site
  • Checked on the publisher's own site