Kinsman Avenue Publishing, Inc., a nonprofit organization, has issued an open call for full manuscripts as part of its mission to publish new voices from BIPOC and underrepresented communities. The initiative is rooted in expanding access to traditional publishing for writers who have historically been marginalized within the industry. While the press accepts query packages year-round, this specific call emphasizes full manuscript submissions and is open until January 4, 2027. Selected works will receive a publishing package valued at $5,000, which includes a $1,000 cash advance and generous royalty shares. The press operates with a nonprofit ethos, aiming to offer opportunities commensurate with its capacity. There is a $25 submission fee, though writers with a priority membership (professional or premium subscription) may submit free of charge. Eligibility is limited to individuals 18 years or older who are from BIPOC or underrepresented communities, with a preference for the former. The curatorial vision is explicitly social and literary: to bring forward manuscripts that might otherwise be overlooked by commercial presses. The press seeks full-length works in the named genres, and while the description mentions film and BIPOC writers of color as genres, the primary focus is on literary manuscripts. The selection process is ongoing throughout the year, suggesting a rolling review rather than a single deadline-driven competition.