🔗 Job posting · verified still accepting 7/16
🔗 Macmillan careers · verified still posted 7/16
Gone from Macmillan's posted jobs, and LinkedIn's apply flow is disabled. If you DID get an application in before it shut, note it below. Closed listings often repost; it stays on our watch list.
🔗 Macmillan careers · verified still posted 7/16
🔗 Macmillan careers · verified still posted 7/16
🔗 Macmillan careers · verified still posted 7/16
We couldn't verify this listing from the outside (their job board resists checking). Note below whether you found it and applied, or whether it was one of the closed ones.
Same as above — tell us what you found.
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🔗 amazon.jobs Grand Haven · editorial roles still active there as of 7/16
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🔗 Posting · verified still listed 7/16
New openings for your YES / MAYBE / NO. Ten made the cut this sweep; everything here passes your rules (paid, no marketing, no freelance unless flagged, remote or Grand Rapids-driveable). The hunt keeps running weekly.
The Tor find we've been watching for. Bramble is Tor's romance and romantasy imprint, and the job is acquisitions: building relationships with literary agents, evaluating submissions, negotiating deal terms, running P&Ls, carrying 5 to 8 titles a year. The closest thing to agent training a publisher can offer.
The honest catch: they ask 3+ years of editorial including some acquisitions. Same stretch grade as Fablelistik, which you went for.
Entry-level editorial assistant at Sourcebooks' newest imprint, founded by Kwame Alexander (Newbery winner; children's and YA list rooted in poetry and story). Sourcebooks explicitly hires remote from Michigan; we verified the state list in the posting.
Chronicle's pop-culture and illustrated nonfiction group (Grumpy Cat, Dolly Parton). You were literally an Arts & Entertainment editor; this is that beat in book form. One gate: their posting language suggests location-flexible pay, but we have not yet confirmed remote is allowed. Mark YES and we verify before any materials.
A full Editor seat on the children's/YA side, your energetic-YES category. Stretch above entry level; your editing record and YA fluency are the argument.
Bloom is Sourcebooks' powerhouse romance line. The 5+ years ask makes this the biggest stretch on the page; listed because the imprint, genre, and remote policy all fit.
A real remote literary-agency seat, which almost never exists. Two hard flags before you get excited: pay is commission-only (no salary at all, which collides with your paid-role rule) and they want editor experience you partly have. Included so YOU decide; a NO is completely sensible.
Producing audiobooks for HarperCollins and Harlequin. You have seven years of multimedia production (Audition, Premiere, a produced music video) but not audiobook-specific years, so this is a true long shot; one evening of application cost if you want the swing.
Operations at the audiobook publisher you already double-YES'd. Not an editorial seat; a paid way into a genre-fiction publisher whose editorial jobs you want.
How books physically and digitally get made, at a publisher whose editorial ladder you'd be inside. Manager title; production not editorial.
Catching errors before books ship: detail work you're demonstrably great at. Lead-level and production-side, so it's last on the page.
Your tailored resumes, cover letters, and writing samples: one folder per application, editable Word files, ZIP download per packet. Enter the password below (Peipei has it) and everything loads right here.
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