Please submit your CV and cover letter by midnight on Sunday 14th May.Īs part of your cover letter, please answer the following question (in 200 words): What interests you specifically about working in children’s publishing and what do you think makes it different to adult publishing? This role will work closely with a variety of editors, designers, authors, agents and brand owners as well as various teams internally from rights and production to sales and marketing colleagues, so you’ll be a confident communicator and ready to get stuck in! You’ll be organised, have excellent attention to detail and will be a collaborative team player with an ambitious outlook towards your work. This role would be ideal for a candidate who is looking to build a successful career in publishing and offers the opportunity to develop your own editorial tastes with the support of an experienced and exciting team. You don’t necessarily need to have worked in Children’s publishing before, but you will have worked in or around books or words beforehand and bring a love for all things children’s literature. This is a rewarding, but busy role, so good organisational skills and the ability to manage multiple projects are essential. You will have a confident and flexible approach and be able to work well under pressure without compromising quality. Reading submissions - both those sent directly to you and as requested by other members of the editorial team - and contributing to discussions around potential acquisitions Managing meeting set-ups and briefing internal and external stakeholders on current status of various projects Writing and editing text including our Title Information sheets and cover copy for the books Having direct contact with our authors and agents, providing matchless care and being the first point of call Supporting the senior team on their books and brand projects and, in time, taking on independent management of these Responsible for keeping our books on their critical path, staying organised and keeping schedules up to date, including inputting information onto our systems There will also be the chance to develop and hone your editorial skills working across the breadth of the Puffin list – both fiction and non-fiction - making this a well-rounded role where your development is as important as the support you’re giving. Reporting into the Editorial Director, you will be responsible for managing the editorial workflow and project managing a wide range of books through to publication. This role is varied, and you can expect no two days to be same. From Tom Fletcher to Malorie Blackman, Adam Kay to Karen McManus, our team works with some of the biggest names and brightest new authors and illustrators to bring stories to life. By entertaining and educating, we aim to publish for every child everywhere, and take young people on an incredible journey from their first independent reading experiences right through to their teen years and beyond. We have an exciting new opportunity for Assistant Editor to join the Puffin team working across fiction and non-fiction children’s books ranging from early chapter books through to young adult novels.Ĭhanging lives through words – this is what we do. Are you passionate about children’s publishing? Do you have creative thinking and an eye for detail, and want to work on some of the biggest Children’s authors and brands?
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