The New Breed of Publishing

According to Medieval Bestiaries, the Leucrota is the swiftest of wild animals. It is a composite animal with the head of a badger, the chest and front legs of a lion, the hindquarters and cloven hooves of a stag, and a mouth that stretches from ear to ear lined with a single row of bone.

So why a Leucrota? Well, because it is different, just like them. They are proud of their uniqueness, running ahead of the pack by testing limits and working with authors on a personal level that seems to be missing lately in the publishing industry. And unlike many of the larger houses that use form rejection letters giving no insight or indication as to why the book was declined, they promise to provide personalized feedback on why they felt your book was not ready, many times even editing or commenting on the first few pages of your submission packets to give a little nudge in the right direction.