The Cambridge Writers' Workshop has opened applications for its Writing Coaching and Editorial Services, a program designed for writers at the manuscript development stage or those with a completed book manuscript seeking guidance on book proposals, submissions, and literary agent outreach. The workshop's faculty provide a range of services, including manuscript review, publishing and submission advice, query letter development, book proposal development, line editing, one-on-one consultations, small-group writing workshops, and manuscript development advice. Writers working in poetry, fiction, nonfiction, play or screenwriting, hybrid, and illustrated work are eligible to apply. The program is explicitly inclusive, listing genres and communities such as Women, Non-Binary, Translation, Craft, Ceramics, Emerging, LGBTQ+, and Queer. This suggests a curatorial commitment to supporting writers whose identities and practices may fall outside traditional publishing pipelines. The services are structured to meet writers where they are—whether drafting or preparing for submission—and to provide practical, career-advancing feedback. Applicants are required to specify the kinds of services they are interested in and the scope of their project. The application fee is $5 (500 cents USD), and the deadline is February 1, 2028. No prize or location is associated with this opportunity; it is a paid service program rather than a residency or contest. The workshop's editorial vision emphasizes craft development and professionalization, with a focus on helping writers navigate the literary marketplace.